The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-31

meet in regular session at j CLOCK lAlS
afternoon in the board of trade rooms.
MARRIED SATURDAY.-Alfred Sip
troth, of Glenpurn, and Miss Isabella
Freeman, OF Overtield township, We're
married in the office OF Clerk Of the Courts
Daniels on Saturday. Alderman kdsson
Oiliciated.
SKULL FRACTURED.--A Polish la
borer IN Storr shaft near Prlceburg was
fatally injured by fail of roof Satur-
day and his death is expected at any time.
His skull was fractured. He is at the
Moses Taylor hospital
ALL SAINTS DAY.-At st. Luke's
Episcopal church, tomorrow, All Saints
Day, there will bo two morning services
at go and 10 O'Clock, at both of which
holy communion will be administered.
Persons intending TO send memorial flow
ers are requested to have them at the
church today.
NO QUORUM.-T bond ordinance
committee did not meet Saturday after
noon through lack of a quorum. Messrs.
Lansing, Norton and Oliver were present,
and Messrs. Senderson, McCann and
jackson wero absent. The next meeting
of the committee will be Friday night.
TWICE IN TWO WEEKS.--Harry
Jacoby, of Carbon street was arrested
at $40 yesterday afternoon by Patrol
men McColligan and Peters for wife beat
ing. Two weeks ago he was arrested on
a similar oflense, and was let off upon
promising to pay his fine the next day.
lie did not make his promise good.
FINGER CUT OFF.-Rudolph Lcncn-
berger, n beer wagon driver Of L. Rob-
inson's Sons got the index finger of his
Saturday affnrnpOn
while loading a wagon in the Ontario and
Western yard. He went TO the Lacka-
wanna hospital, where it was found nee
essary to perform amputation at the
second Joint.
FINANCIAL REPORT.-lHst week S
report of the Scranton Clearing House
shows a total of $3.50 1857 for five days,
Thursday being a holiday. But for that
the amount would exceed the million
mark. Each days business was as fol-
lows: Monday, $lS7GGS05; Tuesday, slS9,-
G2L5S; Wednesday, $l75S7l.6i; Friday,
S2l997l.29; Saturday, Sl62 ,5iO0l
GIRL REPORTED LOST.--Mr. Vein
gert, of sos Adams avenue, reported tG
police headquarters yesterday Afternoon
that his 7-year-old doughtcr was lost. lie
described her as having light hair blonde
complexion, and wearing a red hat The
police heard nothing of her up to mid
night nor any further inquiry from him
so it is presumed she returned home
safely some time during the evening.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.--Counc
Grier, Keller and Monaghan, who were
appointed a special committee to inVes'
tigate the charge of Objectionable books
in the Albright library, met in the private
office of Librarian Carr Saturday night
and had one hours discussion informally
ia. u, ~,
next meeting of the committee will b'
held at the call of Mr.. Grier.
REFUSED THE BODY.-The family o
Michael Manchi, who died Friday nigh
at the Lackawanna hospital, came sat
urday TO take IA last look on his face, anC
that done, they returned home Leaving
the body in the hospital. The law pro
vides that unclaimed bodies may b
turned over tC the nearest anatOmica
society for disse citing purposes in the in
terest of sci nee and that was done.
NOT MRS. c. IL. MARCY.-In Satur
days Tribune the article headed, "TN
Dangerous Men" contained a paragraph
stating that James Russ and Mrs Marcy
of Duryea, We're arrested at a late hou
for disorderly CorduCt ana that Russ ha,
loaded nve-shooter in his hip pucke,
The only Mrs Marcy in Duryea is Mrs
Q. H. Marcy who is a very estimahl
woman. The woman arrested with Rus
evidently gave a fictitious name
ELECTION CONTEST. The witnesse
examined in the Langstalf-i[oley con,cs
were from the First, Second, Third AN
Fifth wards. They We're as follows
James Duffy, Patrick Purcell, Hugh FED
ney Dennis Noon, Joseph Ruddy, NJ
chael Gerrity, Thomas Jordan Thoma
Maahen, James Duggan, NJ. j. Gcrrt!
Thomas LvnOtt sr, John Healoy, I'm
Clegg William Farrell, Jacob Dohr, HeI
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