The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-29
CITY NOTES


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BILL DONATED-The managers of the
Home for the Friendless acknowledge the
donation of a receipted bill of S50.3S from
Luther Keller
WILL BE BURIED TODAY.-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Dominic Gilmartln, of Slick
street. will take place this MOI ming at $50
o'clock from st. Peters cathedral.
BOTH WERE FINED.-John Boland
and Mamie Colborn were fined 50 in po-
lice court Saturday morning for raising a
disturbance the night before on Frank
lin avenue.
CONCERT AT LAUREL HILL
Bauer's band rendered a very attractive
programme at Laurel Hill park yesterday y
| afternoon. Several thousand persons
heard the concert.
WILL BE BURIED TODAY,-The fu-
neral of Karl, the infant child of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harvey Lorg. took place Saturday
afternoon from their home on Capouse
avenue and was largely attended. Inter-
| ment was made in Forest Hill cemetery.
WEEKS EXCHANGES.-The Scranton
| Clearing House association reports last
| weeks exchanges as follows August -,
s147 S95. 90; August 49, s167, ,2S4.00; August "A,
$l9S SO15.O5; August 25, s1O5, 4S5.Si August 26,
$11O 464.26; August, a. SlO2, 2,29Si3 Total,
s77l, ,443.54
| FARRAR THE ARCHITECT.-It was
| G. S. Farrar, architect of the Pennsyl-
| vania Coal company, who designed the
| new No. 6 breaker of that company at
| Jnkerman. 1t was erected under the di-
rection of Mark Simpson, head carpenter
for the company.
| RESUME THIS MORNING.-After an
| idleness OF six weeks the Lackawanna
| Knitting mills will resume operations this
| morning. The cording and spinning de-
partments will be started up at once and
| the full force, 1t is expected. will be re-
employed before the week is over.
ENTERED BAIL.-Michael Shistock
and Miss Zouoka Drett were arrested
| Saturday night and lodged In the central
police station on a warrant charging
| them with having committed assault an
| battery on Mrs. Shestock. They were ad-
mitted to bail yesterday morning.
| MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT-The Or
der Of Number Seventy Seven, Princes OF
| BagGad, will hold a siesta on Wednesday
eXenng rext in Malta temple, 316 North
| Washington avenue, opposite Tribune
| building. The sultan and officers desire
all princes to be present and Knights OF
Malta who have the necessary spondulix
SPECIAL MEETING WANTED-There
III
manic quorums en- account of a call is.
sued for a special meeting of the lower
branch tonight. The call says the pur'
pose of the meeting is to pass the select
council resolution extending from Sep
tember TO October the time for paying
| taxes without penalty.
| ONLY ONE CANDIDATE..-The con
vention of the Third district Democrat.
will he held at Coyne's hotel, Minooka
tomorrow afternoon. The primaries
which We're held Saturday afternoon be
tween the hours of and p. m. did no
develop any contest for the legislativ,
nomination. The honor will likely go by
acclamaticn to John II. Brown.
GRIFFITHS BOY ARRESTED.-Detec
tive Clifford on Saturday morning arrest
ed Eddie Griffiths, the 15-year-old bo!
who is accused of having secured but.
from the Scranton Dairy company b!
false representations. He admitted MI
guilt and told that he sold 'he butter 70
Ii cents a pound to central city restau
rant. Alderman Milar committed him 4
the county Jail in default of $500 bail.
COUNTER CHARGES.-Mrs Katherin
Reap ard Mrs. NJ McArdrews, neighbor
living on the West side, had each othe
held to hail before Alderman Millar Sat
urday on the charge of being a common
scold. Mrs. Reap had Mrs. McAndrew
arrested first. After the hearing at tn
alderman's office Mrs McAndrews swor
out "A warrant for her accuser's arrest
| alleging against her the same crime o
which she herself stood charged.
| STATEMENT PREPARED-There wa
a meeting in Young Mems Institute ha
on Lackawanra avenue last night of tn
Irish-American societies at which
statement was prepared of the defici
that still remains in consequence of tn
, failure of the games scheduled for Jul
4 which had to be postponed on accour
of rain. 1t was shown that the societie
still owe SlS7. The statement prepare
last night will be submitted to them.
FAREWELL SERVICE.-Captain an
Mrs. G. ]. Hopes, who have been /
charge of the Scranton mission of IN
. Volunteers of America. conducted IN
, farewell services last night in the room
> on Washington avenue, Tomorrow the
will leave for their home at Berwicl
= After a much needed rest Captain an
r Mrs. Hopes will go to Bound Brook, \
] j., to pursue their noble work. Las
evenings services were attended by a
a | exceedingly large number. Mrs. Hoppe
| preached and the captain gave a resum
Of the work accomplished during the
: stay Who will succeed Captain Hoppe
in this city is not known yet.
VISIT TO OANTIETAM.-The reunion
the One Hundred and Thirty-second reg
ment, Pennsylvania volunteers, will |
held at Antietam Sept. II. An excursio
rate of s7.55 for round trip has been S,
cured for all who desire to attend the ~
e union. The train leaves Scranton at
: m Saturday, Sept. II, via Delawar
8 Lackawanna and Western railroad, cor
| Meeting at Harrisburg with Cumberlan
= tietam $3.50 p. m. Tickets good goin
either Sept, 16 or IT, Returning, lea\
Antietam on Goth. The Battlefield Mem,
rial church erected by the efforts of con
| rades and others throughout the countI
is worth visiting. Accommodations at HI
tells and private houses can be secured {
l $3.50 per day. The battlefield is laid on
with macadamized roads and tablets al
erected showing the lines of the opposir
forces who were engaged on that men
orable field. The Gettysburg battlehe
and Harper's Ferry are within o 10
hours ride from Antietan