The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-14
DUNMoRE.

| lIdthilI, VI III lllhtl SllFNt,
| Sport Hill. was arranged before Bur
CESS Powell last evening for threaten
| ing to shoot the officers who were sent
to arrest him Monday evening. his
bondsman having forfeited his bail for
trouble he was in some time ago and
for which he had been confined to the
county Jail. Officers Sawyer and Bea-
YER We're sent to arrest him, but he
seeing them approaching. threatened
to shoot them if they did not depart
as quick as they came. and in the
same direction. Burgess Powell gave
him until O'clock to get bail or else
| go back to the county Jail.
| Charles Griner was arranged before
| Burgess Powell charged with skipping
a fine imposed upon him last June for
! being drunk. He was given until this
| morning to procure the amount of the
| fine or else go to the county Jail for
| thirty days.
| Owing to the lack of a quorum the
school board and council did not meet.
J The council will meet next Saturday
! evening. No date was set for the
school board meeting.
Captain James T. Longs allegorical
production of the Battle of Gettysburg,
under the auspices of Pequest tribe.
| No. S37, Improved Order of Red Men,
will he shown in Odd Fellows hall this
| evening upon a forty-fOot screen.
One of the most exciting runawavs
| that has taken place in this town for
some time occurred yesterday morning
about $50 o'clock on Drinker street.
! Prof. NJ. j. Murray, who was driving
along East Drnker street to No. &
| school, to open the school for the dav
session. had his cutter overturned in
| crossing the street car tracks, throw
ing him out and frightening the horse,
which started down the street at Il
lively gait. At Apple street horse took
to the side walk, which he kept until
| Blakely street was reached, passing
in front of the large windows in the
business places on the south side OF
the street with cutter swinging from
side to side and finally deposlting it
! against a street car that was standing
at the crossing near the Hotel Cos
mopolitan. Strange to say, the only
damage done was to the cutter, which
was badly scratched on one side. The
horse was caught on Blakely street
Letters remaining unclaimed during
the period ending Dec. 10. 1898. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say duNtTllSeu III 1 he SCIdHlOH lIl-
bune: Mrs. Carrie Butler, Mr.. John
| Carey, Grove street; +. +. Collins.
James Driscol, NJ. J. Flanaghan,
Franklin street; Cforeign) Catherine
Howley. (foreign) John Hadden, Miss
Eta Kelly Michael Mcintyre, for Pa
trick Ruane, (foreign) Garfield Mc-Kln-
ney, Third street: Miss Esther Nor
gan, Mrs. A. McMahon, 60 Goreign)
Miss b. McDermott, fOreign) j. +.
Reilly, Mrs Grace Swingle Mrs. Mer-
ritt Swingle, Pasqua AmbrOsia, Angelo
Vito Mastodicic, Russo Maud di Al.
fonso.
Miss Leta Stern, of Taylor avenue,
was rendered a pleasant party at her
home Monday evening by number of
her young friends. The occasion was
Miss Sterna eighteenth birthday. The
evening was passed in playing games,
music, both vocal and instrumental,
until a seasonable hour, when refresh
ments were served, after which all de-
parted for their homes, voting Miss
Stern an excellent entertainer. Those
composing the party were Misses Liz
zie Stern, of Archibald; Matte Mechler,
Mary Stendert, Maggie Glencross.
Nellie and Sarah Mcdonnell, Theresa
Cook. Pearl Murray, Martha Stern, Lii
liam Murray May kerriSan, Annie
Stern, ana Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson,
Katie Gardner, of Scranton Messrs,
William and Charles Bahe, Henry
Gardner. Edward RAIDER, John Schmidt,
Of Scranton; John and George Stern,
George Krager. John Christophel, Fred.
Stone, John Myers, Oscar Hennopp,
John Glencross and Thomas Mulhern.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Savage, of Wya-
l. ID. xVhn Ia &c
Of friends and relatives for the past
few weeks, returned home yesterday.
A social will be held this evening at
the home of Mrs. j. w. Easterline on
Green Ridge street, under the auspices
Of the Junior league OF the Methodist
Episcopal church.