The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-12
SOUTH SCRANTON.


Martin Fern, a priva,e in Company
Il, Virginia volunteers, is visiting his
brother. Michael Fern. on River street
The young soldier mas been discharged
from u hospital at Tampa, Florida,
ana is visiting relatives. His regi-
ment is out of service for sixty days
which will expire Dec. 10. when every
member will report at TAMPA. 1t is
! expected the command will proceed TO
cuba to do garrison duty.
The Century Hose company met in
adjourned session last night and an
immense volume of important business
was transacted. It was decided to
conduct Il BAH in Matters hall on the
afternoon ana night of Monday. Dec.
26. Every year the company observes
Christmas by holding Il dance, ana this
year that fes Oval being on Sunday the
celebration of tn" fire boys was ar
ranged for the following day. The
committee appointed to manage the
affair is composed of Louis SchWass.
chairman; Edwin Frable. Jacob Hop
ncr, Harry Kelley. Patrick Feeney,
! Robert O'Donnell, Christian Storr. ir..
Fred Kappell. john May and X. G.
Schaetfer. The new quarters of the
company arr daily being put in shape.
and last night a committee was ap-
! pointed to purchase what furniture and
| other inCid2rtalS are needed to fit the
| place in Il comfortable manner
NJ. ID. Rosenfelt, the South Wash
inSton avenue liquor dealer was ar
| raigned before Alderman Ruddy last
night on the charge of jerjury. brought
by G. LapatOnia, of Prospect avenue.
The latter was arrested Thursday on
! the charge of the larceny of a barrel
| Of WhiskCy that ii was alleged he
stole from ROsenfelt LapitOnia says
| there is deliberate conspiracy to ruin
| him and Rosenfet is party to it,
| when he had him arrested for the
| theft of the alleged missing whskey.
| The defendant entered bail in the sum
| of $500 for his appearance at court.
Richard Clifford was held in $500
! bail by Alderman Lentes last night
| on the charges Of assault and batteryand
| threatening TO kill, preferred by Char
les WOelkers. The prosecutor alleges
/ that the defendant came into a saloon
/ Tuesday where he was and beat him
without the least proVocatiOn. At the
| conclusion Of the drubbing Clifford
| pulled Il gun and threatened to bring
! WoelkcrS 5 career to an abruDt close
| Public schools Nos. ,, s, 10. II. IL and
! 80 Will open on Monday for the night
! session. At No. school Joseph Johlcr
I Will be PRINCIPAL and Miss Alice Carl
! Non assistant. Last night at that
/ school. from ! to Q o'clock, Mr.. JOhler
| received the names of large number
| of young men, who will attend the
! school during the fan and Writer
Monday night the enrolment of stu
/ dents at schools Nos. ., IL, If. IL and
, 30 will proceed the opening of the first
! session. Thomas Handley, a young
| law student, and graduate of Holy
! Cross college, will he i'm charge at
No. 10 school. Thomas Byron will act
i'm Il similar capacity at No. 30. Miss
! Theresa Gibbons has been assigned to
| No. II and John l.. O'Mallcy to No.
| -.
To South Side patrons--Mcadow
Brook Washrry pea coal Sl.25 delivered.
To wagons, - cents d ton. Telephone
No. 4l54,
The presence of patrolman ON Mat
ties street la't night, shortly after G
O'Clock, would he greatly appreciated
by vast number of people en- route
for their homes on this side. As is well
known, running parallel with the side
walk on that thorOughfarc. between
the tracks of the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel company and the walk, is an
excellent road for biCyclists. OF the
vast throng bound for this section was
a gay youth speeding along at rapid
gait, without bell or lamp. Coming To
the central city was a woman Of Ger
man extraction, unable To speak Eng
lish, who walked in the narrow road
used by Wheelmen. Near the gates"
on the street this bicycliSt ran into
her. knocking her TO the ground. When
picked up she was partially unCOn.
s"iOus and bleeding profuaely from the
mouth and nose. Her name could not
be learned, neither could the wheel
man, who made away in an instant.
-. "a. Barry has removed from 81
Cedar avenue To his handsome new
home at the corner Of Pittston avenue
ana Genet street.
Division %, \. q. H., win meet in
regular session at Pharmacy hall to-
morrow afternoon.
The musicale of the Loyalty club al
the Young WOmen's Christian assucia,
ton rooms last night was successful
affair in every sense.
Mrs Edwin Frable, of Stone avenue
is recovering from Il serious illness.