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

The district fire chiefs will meet this
evening with Chief Hickey in his Office
in the city hall.
City Engineer Phillips, who has been
Ill with the grip, was at his Office in the
city hall for a short time yesterday
morning.
John VollSnandt has assumed the pro-
prietorship of the barber shop under the
Dime Bank building, formerly owned by
Mr.. Seekins.
The board of associated charities of
Scranton will meet this evening at s
o'clock in the Postmaster's room, Post
office building.
Regular meeting of the Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union this
afternoon at O'CLOCK in their room, 305
Washington avenue.
For accosting young girls on Washing
ten avenue, while intoxicated Sunday
night, Martin Laubaugh, 80 years old, a
, n iner. was fined IS in police court yes
terGay.
1t is probable that Mayor Bailey and
Chief of Police Roblng will respectively
represent Scranton at the conventions of
mayors and chiefs of police at Detroit
and Milwaukee this summer.
Josephine Z. Rodney, by her next
friend, Evan Is. Reese, applied for a di-
vorce Yesterday from her husband, John
Rodney, alleging cruel treatment. They
were married June "a, 1872.
Fred Moon and Isabella 7. Haley, of
Dunmore, were married by Alderman
Wright yesterday afternoon in the clerk
of the courts Office. Although only q,
It was the grooms second offense.
AT the instance of Charles Jacobs,
Clara Weichel and Nellie Miller, of Cen
tire street, were last night arraigned be-
fore Alderman Kelly on a charge of theft.
They furnished bail for their appearance
at court.
Deputy SheUff Robert G. Colborn yes-
terday sold the drug store of Otto G.
Dresser, of Prospect avenue, on an ex-
ecution issued by Charles Kuhlman. NJ
J. May was the purchaser. The stock
brought $l62.25.
John Conway, a waiter in II. d. Rocka-
fellows oyster house on Penn avenue
was arraigned before Alderman Howe
yesterday on a charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by his employer. The case
was settled.
Thirty deaths in the city last weel,
Were reported to the board of health
Ten new cases of contagious disease were
reported, of diphtheria, of scarlet
fever. and / each of measles and mem.
brareous Group.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
granted to George Roberts, of Scranton
anu <all"d flLZS.nlmOnS, OF Olyphant
Fred Moon and Isabelle l. Haley, OF
Dunmore; John Baldoff and Celia Will
liams, of Scranton; Hiram Pringle OF
Scranton, and Anna Hazleton, of Dun
more.
James Oliver, q brother of Councilman
Joseph oliver, OF the Fifteenth ward, we.
brought here seriously i'll yesterday from
Seattle, Wash He travelled on a co
and was attended by two friends. A Mo
ses Taylor hospital ambulance was EN-
ployed to convey the sufferer from thu
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western de
rot to 1880 Providence road. the home O
relatives.
This Delaware and Hudson company
paid at the Baltimore slope, shaft anC
tunnel in Wilkes-Barre yesterday anC
on Saturday paid at the Delaware col
lieiy in Mill Creek and the Grassy IslanC
in Olyphant. The Delaware, Lackawan
ma and Western company did not max,
any monthly payments yesterday. Toda,
the southern division men will be paid
and tomorrow, the car shops and Cay
uga and Brisbin collieries will be paid.