The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-18

LECTURE TONIGHT.-In the Railroad
Young Mems Christian association to-
night Colonel T.. Fl. Ripple will deliver his
intensely interesting lecture on "A sum-
mer in Andersonville Prison"
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-John j. Fa-
gan. of Jessup. and Mamie A. Lane, Of
Archibald: Alexander Reid Mackay and
Grace Elizabeth Powell, of Dunmore
were granted marriage licenses yesterday.
BROKE A SHOW CASE. - Charles
Smith. % years old. whose home is in this
city. was arrested Sunday afternoon on
Penn avenue for breaking show case
with his fist. He paid 50 fine yesterday in
police court.
AN IMPARTIAL OFFICER.-Henry
Jacohy. barber, was arrested Sunday
night by his father-in-law, Special Officer
Armstrong, for drunkenness and Cisor-
derby conduct at his home. He was fined
81 yesterday by the mayor.
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED. - At
torneY ]. w. Carpenter is the commits
sioner who will take the testimony in the
impeachment proceedings against Alder
many Kelly of the Eighteenth ward. L.
NJ. Shoch was appointed stenographer.
WARRANT FOR DESERTION-Mrs
George w. Turner, of Roaring Droos
township swGre out a warrant before
Alderman Howe yesterday for her hus-
band for Jesertion and non-support. The
constable will bring the defendant in to-
day.
WEEKLY DEATH RATE.-The t0la
mortality for the week ending SATURDAY.
was rs. Two died from diphtheria anG
one from membraneous Group. Thirt:
cases of contagious diseases were re.
ported. of which 90 are dpnthera anG
scarlet fever
FOR STEALING COAL.-w. s. Lang
staff, foreman at the Diamond mine
caused the arrest of two Italians yester
day afternoon on the charge of stealing
coal from the breaker They We're caugh
in the act. so it is alleged, and were takeI
to the central police station.
THIRD LECTURE.-Mrs j. A. Pen
nington will give the third in her serIe
of lectures on musical history tomorrov
afternoon commencing at o'clock in tin
Scranton Conservatory OF Music. Mrs
Pennington's topic will be "Mediaeva
Church Music
FUNERAL OF CHARLES MALTA
The funeral OF Charles Malta will TAX
place from his late home this morning ol
Prospect avenue. At $50 o'clock mas
of requiem will be celebrated i'm St John
church. Interment will be made in IN
Cathedral cemetery.
VOLUNTEERS MASS MEETING.-Tt
rally in the interest of the Volunteer worl
in Scranton Wednesday night, Oct. 49, a
Grace Reformed church, no doubt vii
draw a large audience. Beside Colone
Pattie Lindsay and Lieutenant Colone
Fred Lindsay STAFF Captain Forrest
arranging with local talent tn a ,,,t : N
meeting.
PAVES GOING OUT or BOND.-Th
joint paving committee of councils. tn
city engineer and the street commissions
will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock I
inspect the vitritied brick pave on Mad
son avenue, the stone block ON Nort
Main avenue, and Il section OF the as
phalt on Lackawanua avenue, The qua:
antee on these payes is about TO expire.
ST. LUEES DAY.--At 81. Luxe
church this morr'ug, holy communio
win he received. n Is being ST. Luke
day throughout the tpisCopalian churcLC
of the land. The services will he at a.
and 1870 o'clock. There will be a paris
meeting this evcrirg at $50 O'Clock.
which reports of the guilds will be hear,
and the work of the parish assigned Il
the ensuing year.
BICYCLE ACCIDENT A collision o
Cured yesterday afternoon about
o'clock at the corner of Monroe avenr
and Linden street between buggy drive
by Charles Raffelt and a bicycle ridden i
Joseph Howe, son of Alderman How
Young Howe was thrown under the bui
Gv. the hind wheel OF which passed ov'
his left leg, inhictinG severe bruises bl
fortunately not breaking the limb. n
bicycle was pretty well demolished, an