The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-04


MAKE YOURSELF KNOWN.-James
Farley, of No. s Kress street, Bingham
ton, N. Y. would like n hear from any
member of Compe Forty-first regi-
ment of Pennsylvania volunteers, who
may be living in Scranton or its vicinity.
DEATHS DURING MONTH.-During
the month of September there were thir-
ty-seven deaths from all causes; Cne
death resulted from membraneous Group
Twenty-one cases of contagious diseases
were reported of which eighteen We're
diphtheria and three typhoid fever.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.-Adam W.
Shilings the president, Anthony Grbas
secretary and A. Zibules treasurer. are
the officers of a Lithuanian Temperance
society recently organized. 1t will be a
branch OF the Lithuanian National ALI
ance of America.
PAY-DAYS. - The Delaware, LacSa-
wanna and Western company paid yester-
day at the Diamond and Halstead col
lieries. and will pay today at the Arch
bald, Sloan and Hampton collieries. The
Delaware and Hudson company paid yes
terday at the Leggett's Creek and Mar
vine collieries.
-' YOUTHFUL TRAMPS.-John Sheehan,
IS: Harry Murray, l3, and Andrew She
minski, Il years old, We're found asleep
in the vacant lot at the corner of Adams
avenue and Mulberry street at 23O yes
terday morning by Patrolmen Evans and
Peters. The boys were sent to jail for ten
days by Mayor Bailey on the charge of
Vagrancy.
SWITCH TAMPERED WITH.-Sunday
afternoon some unknown person opened
switch
railroad near Green Ridge and the pass
enger train that left Green Ridge at
y. m. ran off the track. No one was in
jured 1t was only after much difficulty
that the erg'ne and cars were placed
back on the track again.
YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY.--The nnal
missionary rally of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor Epworth
league, Baptist Young Peoples union
and other Young Peoples societies Will
be held in the Elm Park Methodist Epis.
copal church on Thursday night. The
Yale Missionary band will be present. Al
young people are cordially invited and
especially those who are missionary OF.
ficers or committeeman.
BOOTBLACKS ARRESTED. - Harry
Williams, colored, and "Gypsy" Collins
the acrobatic bootblack, Were arrested
Porter on the charge of stealing shoe
brushes from his shining parlOrs unde.
the Valley House. The boys were i.iyer
a hearing before Alderman Howe Col
Inns was discharged. and Williams wa,
held in 800 bail, could not furnish it, ant
was committed to the county Jail.
4 MODEL MAN.-Usuaily Monday
night people are too tired to attend re
ligious service. Last evening was an cX
ception to the rule FOR Evangelist Cobb
was greeted with a large congregatio,
which nearly illed the hail. The interes
was deep ana profound, People Leaned
forward in order to catch the words al
they fell from the speakers lips. Tit
singing was spirited and uplifting. Mel
who were never known TO sing sang Will
enthusiasm, Tomorrow evening Rev. Mr.
Cobb will preach upon "A Wise Fool"
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Clerko Of tn
Courts Daniels yesterday granted mar
riage licenses to John H. Crossin, of 20
North Lincoln avenue. ana Margaret NJ
Burnett. of 5O5 Pleasant street; Edwar'
w. Finn, of l4l0 Fordham street, am
Jennette E. Dickens OF 427 Sixth street
Owen Mccain. OF 1450 Prospect avenue
and Mary A. Grobram, OF Luzerne, Pa.
Frank Hemelrigbt and Edith NJ Woes
ter, OF Jermyn; John j. Farrell and Ami
r.. Walker. OF Carbondale; Peter Mikel
alike and Orma Kehlok. of Carbondale.
LARGEST ON EARTH.-Director Al
Ian Lawrence, OF the Lawrence band, &c