The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-15

No-To-Bac club Will be held this evening
in the basement of the board of trade
building.
TEACHERS COMMITTEE-The teach
ers' committee of the board of control
will meet on the proposed readjustment of
teachers salaries.
SMOKER TONIGHT.-Palnters Local
unions Nos. 11S and 21S, will give Il smoker
at Ancient Order United Workmen hall
this evening. All members are invited to
attend.
WARRANT ISSUED.-Alderman Howe
yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest
of Altman Van Horn, of Gibson street
who Is accused by his wife of abuse and
non-support.
STUDENT REGISTERS Fred rG.
Scott, graduate of Keystone academy,
class of 1885, registered with Prothonotary
Copeland yesterday as law student in
the office of Attorney ID. W. Brown.
TO REPORT TODAY.-No report has
yet been received from the grand
jury. but it is expected that a return will
he made this morning. The three murder
cases pending on the list will be taken
up today.
LOCKED UP AGAIN.-Anna Moylan,
discharged from police court last Satur-
day. was locked UP Tuesday night on a
charge of drunkenness and resisting ar
rest. She was fined IS in yesterdays po-
lice court.
LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage IL
Censes were yesterday granted to John
c. Blatter and Mary A Reinhard. of
Scranton: William G. Zeisemen of 500
Prospect avenue and Margaret f. Brill.
of $50 Alder street.
STORIES OF CAMP LIFE.-Members
of the Thirteenth regiment will deliver
addresses at the meeting of Moses Taylor
council, No. 151, Junior Order United Am
erican Mechanics, tonight on camp life
in the United States volunteer army.
WOMAN IN BLACk..-Alderman Milar
yesterday gave his decision in the case
recently brought by Mrs. Mary Reilly
against Mrs. John Kennedy, the alleged
Woman in Black" He decided there
had been no cause for action and dis
missed the case without costs.
PAY-DAYS - The Delaware. LacKa-
wanna and Western company paid yes
terday at the Pyne, Taylor and Holden
collieries thus completing the pay for
August In this section. The Delaware
and Hudson company paid yesterday
REOPEN MONDAY.-Both kndergar-
tens under the care of ST. Luke's churCh n,
the South Side one at $50 Cedar avenue,
and the West Side one, known as the
Mount Plei SAINT kindergarten, held in
Beers hall, 3Ol North Main avenue, will
reopen on Monday morning next at
o'clock
SOME OVERCROWDING.-A the
school buildings from which compla aints
of overcrowding have been received are
the following: Nos. p. 26, p. % 30, 81 an,
81. Superintendent Howell expects to
bring about a proper distribution of the
overCrowded rooms during today and to-
morrow
MADE A GOOD HATL.-Thieves made
a good haul of cutlery in the barbel
shop of Edward Curtis, 1l6 West Lacka-
wanna avenue, Tuesday night They se-
cured twenty-five raZors, five pairs of clip.
pers and other articles A little over a
month ago Curtis lost pocketbook con-
tanning $3i
YOUNG OFFENDER.-A warrant fol
the arrest of a l3-year-old girl Lottie
Ware, of Wright court, near Robinson
brewery, was issued by Alderman Howe
Complaint was made by NJ. IL. Reinhart
a resident of the court, that the Ware
girl was rough and vicious and had Gu
his child's scalp with stone throw
cut of pure devlment
MANY CHARGES.-Charged with as
sault and battery, with being common
scolds. with having made threats an'
disturbing the peace. Jane Walsh ant
Mary FitZpGtrick. of sport HILL" Dun
more were yesterday arraigned befor
Alderman Millar on complaint Of Mar
Gallagher. neighbor. Each defendan
was held in $500 bail
FUNERAL OF JAMES LYNOTT.-Th
funeral of the late James Lynott wa
held yesterday morning from the resi-
dence, 3lS Gibson street. The remain
were borne to the cathedral. where
mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev
p. j. Cough. Many friends and relatives
including some from out of town, wer
present. At the conclusion of the ser
vices the remains were taken to Pittstor
where interment was made. The pail
bearers were John Joyce, James C. Har
rison, W. +. Mclean, w. =. CoughliT
John OHora and John Campbell.
EVENING PARTY.-Tuesday evenin
Miss Estelle Huber. of Taylor avenue, wa
delightfully."- surprised by "a number of he
young friends. During the evening game
were played, vocal and instrument
music rendered and at a seasnable hou
refreshments were served. after whic
the guests dispersed to their respectiv
homes Well pleased with the evenings Ell
joymeut. Among those present were
The Misses Margaret Powell, Myrtl
Burns, Jessie Wagner, Myrtle Fishe
Clara Hess Nellie Hornbaker, FlorenC
Drew, Estella, Nellie ard Emma Hube
Clarence Osland. "Chic" Coleman, Ra
Rice. William Dunn, Harry Harper Ha
ry Reinhart, George Mile Horace Al
bury. Ed Sample. Charlie Forbaugh, Lt
Huber. Edwin Wesenfue aud Edwl
Buenzli.