The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-03
SOUTH SCRANTON.

Peter incubator, of the corner of Koch
place and Kirst court, whose arrest and
penalty for the offense of beating his
wife Saturday night was noted in Mon
days Tribune, repeated the wife beat
ing operation last night. The neigh
bors of that locality were startled
about so o'clock by the cries of Mrs.
incubator, pleading that someone come
and save her from death by strangala-
ton. John KEEPER rushed into the un-
happy home, finding the woman on the
floor, her husband with one hand on
her neck showed and rffarf hmtrf hmh
her neck slowly but steadily shutting
off her breath. In his other hand was
large revolver pointed into his wifes
face. In an instant Moulator's position
was changed and the weapon was in
the possession of KEEPER. Mrs. Moula-
tor was taken to Helpers home and
spent the night there. Lieutenant
Zang and Patrolman Schmidt hurried
ly went to the scene, but the trouble
was subdued before they arrived. Later
in the night Moulator stepped to the
porch of his residence armed with a
horse" revolver and shouted that any
and all persons, including his wife, who
would enter the gate would be shot.
William. the 12-year-olu son of
Charles Armbust, of Pittston avenue
| and Willow street, was a victim yes
| terday of a distressing accident. He,
with three other boy companions, were
| playing on an old fashioned bake oven
| in the yard of his home. While chas-
| ing about on the top of it, young Arm
| bust lost his balance, falling on a
sharp pointed fence which punctured
| the flesh. His loud and pitful cries
| brought his mother to the scene who
| released him. DR.. Kolk was sent for
| and attended the boy. His condition
| is critical.
Herman Grabner. of Cedar avenue,
| formerly editor of the Somabend Jour-
nal, was injured at his home yesterday
| morning. In the yard was box of
bottles that Mr.. Grabner walked into,
| knocking them over and he falling into
the pile. His hands and arms We're cut
severely. DR.. Ritz was engaged to
dress his wounds. Mr.. Grabner, it is
expected, will be we'll in week.
| Thomas Gallagher was a member of
| a party of boys who went to the Roar
ing brook dam yesterday afternoon to
| battle. While undressinf at the brink
of the stream, Thomas fell into the
water. his head striking on stone. A
deep cash was made. DR.. Haggerty
was summoned after the youth was
removed to his home on Stone avenue.
The injury was not serious, but
Thomas will not be in shape TO swim
for many days.
Fred. the 12-year-old son of Nicholas
GAM, of South Washington avenue
was hurt by falling from a wagon yes
terday His right arm was fractured
by the fall. DR.. Walsh was called tc
attend him.
John Doomis, Of Birch street, a nine
year old lad, was another victim of a
wagon accident yesterday. John was
seated on a wagon and he fell to the
ground, one of the wheels passing ovel
his right shoulder. DR.. Walsh is iii at,
tendance at his bedside.
The baby daughter of Harry Palmer
OF Elm street, tot ager four years
while strolling in the garden mt hel
home Monday, stepped on a broker
bottle and the sole of her left foo
was cut from toe to heel. Blood flowed
rrofusely. Or. Walsh was summoned
he giving his attention to the child
Other than being weak from loss o
blood, the child is doing nicely.
James Henderson, bicyclist OF SOM
! note, attempted Monday what but fey
do-to ride down the hill from tn
Delaware, LaCkawanna and Western
, foundry to River street on Soutl
Washington avenue. The result o
Henderson's ride was that midwa,
he lost his balance and was throw
to the ground, landing on his head. II
. was taken to Browns pharmacy. Late
he was romeved to his home.