The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-25
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CITY NOTES.

The Board of Associated Charities will
meet this evening at s o'clock in the poor
board room, Municipal building.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union meeting will be held this afternoon
at o'clock in their room, sol Washington
avenue. Every one welcome.
The Ninth Regiment band, j. 1. Alexan-
der, bandmaster, will give a concert at
Farview on Saturday at p. M, with the
Instrumentation of the modern military
band.
Subscrber-You should have specified
what form of illegal voting you had in
mind. The penalties range from a fine of
$50 to five years in the penitentiary, ac
cording to the nature of the offense.
Bauer's bsnd will give an open air con-
cert in front of the Elk rooms Wednesday
evening at o'clock to advertise the eX-
cursion of Company y, which viii take
place on Saturday next at Lake Ariel.
Philip Meyer was admitted to the Lack
awanna hospital last evening suffering
from a sprained back, the result of
butchers block falling on him about three
weeks ago. He is an aged man and may
not recover.
DIR. B. H. Throop was slightly improved
last night. He rested easily during the
day. At midnight Tribune reporter was
Informed that the aged sufferer was sleep
were improved.
An important business meeting of the
Fanny Mendelssohn society will be held
at o'clock this afternoon at the resi-
dence of DR.. w. f. Allen 5l2 Washington
avenue. The attendance of all members Is
earnestly requested
On Thursday night the Scranton Turn
Veren will give an exhibition in Turner
hall. which will be followed by dancing.
1t will be Professor Carl Staher's last ap-
pearance with the Turner's, as he has re-
signed the position of instructor to them
which he has held for several years, and
will so to New York city.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Anthony Donglrd and Maria Lucas
avicz, of Scranton; Charles King, jr,
and Bertha stevenson, of Scranton; John
Matte and Maria Shustak, of Dunmore /;
William Reese and Mary Evans, of Scran-
ton; Michael Labancz and Nosta Leban,
of Scranton; Lincoln lie Grand and Mary
j. Crawford, of Pittston.
Raphael Romelt and his wife Rosa Ro-
melt were arrested yesterday for assault
and battery on the oath of Mrs. Rosa
Marks. They live on a street in Dun
more which has the unronantic name of
Duck. Mrs. Marks alleges that the Ro-
meits assaulted her yesterday and she
wants the law to punish them. Alderman
Millar held each under $500 bail.
Thirty-five new cases of measles were
reported at the board of health rooms yes
terday. There were also two new cases
of scarlet fever and four of dphtheria
During last week there were five new
cases of scarlet fever reported and one
death; three new cases of diphtheria and
two deaths; fifty-six new cases of measles,
two deaths; four deaths from phthlsls pull
monalis.
Martin Mazier was received az the coun-
ty Jail yesterday. Mazier was assaulted
Sunday night at Olyphant by four men.
He caused the arrest of the fellows and
each entered bail to appear at court. They
in turn caused the arrest of MaZier Who
was unable to furnish a bondsman and
was committed by Justice of the Peace
McNally, of Olyphant. Mazier Is a sorry
wreck. Both his eyes are blackened and
his face is mass of bruises.
John Manley, of the South Side was
arraigned before Alderman Howe yester-
day afternoon charged with assault and
battery on Charles Colvin, a street car
motonan. The assault occurred several
weeks ago on Sunday afternoon. ColVin
was standing near the Dispatcher's office
on Lackawanna avenue, when Manley
came along and started fight. The two
men were arrested by Patrolman Day.
Colvin was discharged and the next day
Manley was fined So; which he paid. Now
Colvin brings suit. Manley entered bail
in the sum of $500 to appear at court
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