The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27

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Elks excursion to Lake Ariel today.
The remains of Henry Smith. who died
at New York city, will reach this city this
afternoon. 1nterment, which will be pri-
yate, will be made in Dunmore cemetery.
James Murtaugh of 335 second street,
was yesterday held in $500 bail by AL
derman Kasson on a charge OF assault
and battery preferred by John Cauiield.
J.. w. Convoy became Murtaugh's bonds
man.
Smoke issuing from the cellar Of Coyncs
hotel about Ills o'clock last night caused
a still alarm to be telephoned to Phoenix
Chemical company. The firomen found a
burning insulated wire to he the source
of the smoke.
The annual meeting of the Five County
Christian Endeavor union, Lackawanna,
Luzerne Wayne, Susquehanna and Wyo-
ming, will take place at Farview On
Thursday, August 4. Rev. George b.
Stewart, of Harrisburg, d. D., will speak.
The joint fire department committee
of councils will meet this evening and
consider the proposals to furnish two new
chemical apparatuscs for the department.
The committee will probably prepare a
report for tomorrow evenings meeting OF
select council.
William Holland, of the South Side, was
injured yesterday afternoon at the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western car
shops by a wheel falling on his foot and
crushing the big toe so that it had to be
amputated by the surgeons ut the Moses
Taylor hospital
A lunch served in Wolf Johnson's Penn
avenue saloon to Frank Cobb, "A lahorer.
did not suit Cobb, who threw 1t on the
floor. He was elected, but returned and
created a disturbance. He was arrested
by Patrolman Collins and fined 80 in yes
terdays police court.
BY order of Judge Archibald yesterday
Bridget Naugkton was removed from the
county jail to the insane department of
the Hillside Home. DR.. Doane, Jail ply
scian, gave evidence to the court that
she Is insane, The costs of her detention
were ordered TO be paid by Lackawanna
county.
Frederick Kellerman and Ellen McGrail
Monahan, of the South Side; William
Daley. of 1910 Stone avenue, and Hannah
Moran. of 1872 Cedar avenue; Herman
+. Stahlheber, of 727 Hickory street, and
Ida Heller. of S36 Beech street, were
granted marriage licenses yesterday by
Clerk of the Courts Daniels.
Fred Kellerman and Ellen McGrai
Monahan,' of the South Side, were mar
Clerk of the Courts Daniels by Alder
man Ruddy, of the Twentieth ward Ite
lerman was divorced from his first wife
on October 25 1925. Her first husband dice
in September, 1891. His age is q AM
hers is 81.
The Firemcn's Relief association will
meet this evening in the common counci
chamber of city hall. The associa tior
has secured a charter and received tn,
money from the state. Upwards of $500
are In the treasurer's hands. All claims
are expected to oe presented this evenins
and they will be paid as soon as it Il
proved that they are valid.
Invitations have been issued by T.. NJ
Correll, proprietor OF the Park House
Elmhurst. for an opening for the season
this evening Jonas Longs Sons viii
give their clerks an outing to attend thi
event and have arranged to take all VIII
wish 20 attend. there with band wagon
over the Elmhurst boulevard. II is ex
pected that $50 couples will go. Proprie
tor Correll Will serve a banquet and ha
provided an orchestra.