The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-03

The Polish woman who arrived in town
Friday evening and began wandering
around eimessly is at the Emergency
hospital in city hall. She is evidently not
mentally unbalanced. Mrs. Duggan has
her in charge
PAY-DAYS.-The employees of the Arch
bald, Hyde Park and Continental mines
OF the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company were paid Saturday. The
oftice employees of the Delaware and Hud-
son company in this city and Carbondlle
were paid Saturday.
JUMPING ON CARS.--Special officer
Durkin arrested John Malbury, of Park
Place, Saturday morning for Anping on
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
freight train and brought him before AL
derman Howe who gave him the alterna-
tive of a IS fine or thirty days in Jail.
SENT TO JA1L.-"JCseph Anderson and
Thomas Ryan. of Philadelphia, and John
Reed, of Mt. Carmel, the trio caught act
ing suspiciously at Howley's warehouse,
we're unable properly to account for them
selves and Mayor Bailey required them
Saturday to furnish $500 bail each. Being
unable to comply they were sent to JAIL
TOOK AN APPEAL.-John Ferber of
513 Adams avenue, appealed to court Sat
urOay from Jna assessment leNleu on MIN
by the board of revision and appeals. in
1897 he paid taxes on $500, and this year
1t has been increS sed to SO 500 without any
Improvement having been made, as he
claims. Attorney d. j. Reedy represents
him.
RECOGNITION SERVICE. The rec
ognition of Rev. ]. II. Bell will take place
tomorrow evening October 4. at the Shi-
Ion Baptist church. 3O5 Center street. The
following is the order OF services: Pre-
siding officer, Rev. Thomas de Gruchy;
sermon, Rev. I. e. Jepson address OF
welcome, Rev. II. A. Grant; prayer, Rev.
A. B. O'Neal; charge TO the church, Rev.
ii. II. Harris; charge to the pastor, Rev.
w. J. Ford; congratulations by the minis
ters present.
ASLEEP ON SIDEWALK.-Hollsten
johnson, of this city, was lying asleep
on the cobble stones in Raymond court
near Center street at 10. 30 Saturday night
and Patrolman McMullen woke him up.
He came back fifteen minutes later and
resumed his slumher in the same place.
The officer took him to the station house
the second time he found him, but had to
use the club and nippers. Mayor Bailey
fined him IS yesterday.
CAKE WALK Professor X. II. Ford,
champion fantastic cake walker OF New
England states, has completed the ar
rangement for the great fantastic cake
walk and for the championship of the
state and for 500 a side between Joe But
Ter. champion of the state; j. =. u. Smith.
champion of the western part of the state
r. II. Ford, champion of New England,
which will take place at Finley's hall
Tuesday evening, October g.
NOT LONG AT LIBERTY. Y.--James
Loughlin, of Kelley's patch, arrived in
town Saturday from the penitentiary,
where he served year for picking pocl1-
cts. At p. m. he went to a place on
lower Lackawanna avenue and is charged
with robbing Joseph King, of Nicholson
of 81 and gold watch. King swore out a
warrant before Alderman Millar and DE.
tective Sllverburg arrested Loughlin. Al
a hearing the watch was found or
him. but no money. The latter wus
buried, he said, in a culm pile In Greer
Ridge. he was committed I'm default NJ
bail. and became so unruly or the way
to tail that tho nippers had 10 be used
with the handouts.