The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-05
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CITY NOTES.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Home for the Friendless will be held this
morning at $50 O'Clock.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Olyphant and Eddy
Creek mines at Olyphant.
A Providence car and a loaded coal
wagon collided on Mineral street yester-
day morning, but the only damage was 70
the car fender.
Thomas Morgan, 20 years old, laborer,
was sentenced in yesterdays police court
to thirty days in Jail; he was arrested
for being drunk
Frank p. Ayers, of Clifford, Susquehan
ma county, and Myrtle NJ. Lewis, of Fleet
vile, were married yesterday by Alder
man d. b. Wright.
In the estate of Stephen j. Dunn, late
of Scranton, letters testamentary were
yesterday granted by Register Hopkins
to his widow Johanna Dunn.
Arrangements are being made by the
Excelsior Social club for a pool tourna-
ment next week in its Wyoming avenue
rooms. Prizes will be awarded.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company paid yesterday at the
Dodge. Bellevue and oxford mines. TO
day they will pay at the Storrs mine and
machine shop.
Scranton letter carriers are now certain
of receiving payment of their claims for
overtime. The claim was contained in
the general deficiency appropriation
bill which passed congress Tuesday night.
A fine of So each was imposed by Mayor
Bailey in yesterdays police court upon
S. H. Harris and his wife, of Troy, n. Y.
They We're found drunk and surrounded
by crowd on Franklin avenue by Patrol
man Moir Wednesday night.
The executive committee of the Lacka-
wanna County Good Roads League will
hold a meeting Saturday morning at 10
o'clock in the board of trade rooms, at
which steps will be taken to inaugurate
an active campaign in favor of better
roads.
DR.. George c. Knox and Miss Ella
Hess, of Scranton; Frank +. Ayers Of
Clifford, and Myrtle NJ. Lewis, of Fleet
Vile; Charles r. Fisher, of Preston,
Wayne county, and Mary l.. Oar Of
Scranton; William II. Andrews and Ellz-
abeth Morgan, of Scranton, were granted
marriage licenses yesterday.
A runaway team of horses attached to
heavy wagon ran up Wyoming avenue
yesterday afternoon and at Spruce street
collided with a carriage owned by +. l.,
Crane. The driver of the latter was
thrown to the pavement, but was not
seriously hurt. The carriage was slightly
damaged.
The blacksmith shop of the Dickson
Manufacturing company's cliff works is
engaged night and day forging car aXles
to fill an order for the Jackson q Woodin
company of Berwick, which must be COM
pleted April /. In the Penn avenue shop
of the company a large portable drill
press is being placed in position.
The funeral of Thomas Dougherty, of
the North End, was held yesterday morn
ing at St. Peters cathedral, where q
solemn high mass of requiem was cele-
brated by Rev, j. w. Malone, Rev. j. J.
B. Feeley officiating as deacon and Rev.
Thomas Carmody as sub-deacon. A SER
mon was preached by Father Malone.
Deputy County Treasurer John A
Schadt was taken i'll with the grip We'd
nesday, and yesterday was unable to
come to the office. County Treasurer c.
H. Schadt being absent in the west the
office was left without an attendant, and
one of the county commissioners clerks
had to be deputized to look after the
y county stronghold
Michael Washkc Who had been at thc
Moses Taylor hosL since Dec. 26, suf.
fering from a ch nc complaint, died
yesterday at that institution. His home
was at 4OS South Washington avenue.
Alderman Millar yesterday united ii
marriage Thomas Hughes and Emma Bol
ton, both of Olyphant. The ceremony
was performed in his office.
The funeral of Mrs. John J. Manley
took place from her late residence, OF
North Washington avenue yesterday
morning. High mass of requiem was eel
ebrated in ST. Pauls church, and Rev
j. l. Dunn preached a very eloquent ser
mon, taking for his text the words, RE
member thou are from dust and to dus
thou shall return" Interment was mad,
in Hyde Park Catholic cemetry.