The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-28

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Quinn, in Bellevue, Monday evening.
Complaint was made to the mayor and
the dog was shot.
PICNIC AT FALLS.-The members Of
the class of 99 of the Scranton High
school will hold a picnic this afternoon at
Nay Aug Falls. The members will kind
ly meet at 3O6 jefferson avenue, at l
o'clock, and each girl bring lunch.
RUDOLPH CHANGES HANDS-Ru-
dolph Bloeser relinqushed the proprietor
ship of Hotel Rudolph yesterday at noon
on account of Ill health He is succeed
ed by Harry S. Poust, who has been the
steward and manager of the hostelry for
the past year.
INQUEST TONIGHT.-An inquest will
be held tonight by Coroner Roberts in
the case of Marko Navorosky, of Oily
rhant who died suddenly Sunday. The
circumstances indicate a case of suicide.
The inquest will be held in Squire Lof-
tus' office.
DID NOT DIE HERE.-A letter was
received by Coroner Roberts yesterday
from Binghamton, n. Y, asking for in
formation concerning Hattie Brant who
is supposed to have committed suicide in
this city. The coroner's office has no in
formation of such suicide.
LAWN SOCIAL. - This evening the
Ladies' society of Holy Trinity Luther
an church will entertain their friends
and members TO a lawn social on the
church lawn. corner Adams avenue and
Mulberry street. Refreshments will be
served by the ladies and an enjoyable
time is assured to all who will attend.
CHILDREN'S FAIR.-A quartette OF
children, Catharne Schadt, Florence
Nichols, Flora Hinch and Margaret Ack-
er recently gave fair at the home of
Charles Schadt, of Wyoming avenue, for
the benefit of the children's ward of the
LaCkawanna hospital. The net receipts
We're S22 which have been handed over
to the treasurer of the Lackawanna hos
ptal.
INJURED AT JESSUP.-John Robak,
of Jessup, employed at the MI Jessup
mine in that place. was caught in a fall
Yesterday afternoon and severely injured
Ills right leg was fractured below the
knee and there was a singuarly deep
Hnd nasty cut upon his left knee. He
was taken to the Lackawanna hospital
where his condition is not considered
serious.
TIGUE SENT TO JAIL-Michael J.
Tigue. of 326 First avenue, was arrested
yesterday morning upon warrant is
sued by Alderman Howe, at the instance
OF his wife, Mary Tigue. She charges
him with making threats and non-sup-
port. lie was arraigned before the al
deTman and in default of $500 bail was
committed to the county Jail.
ELECTION CONTEST.-The following
witnesses were examined in the Lang
maff election contest yesterday: Elm
Iaff
ship, John d. Kizer, Elvin Kizer, George
l>zer, f. A. Swingle, Emory Kizer. An
drew Shook, Theodore Mitchell, Nathan
l<izeT, j. V. Black, Levi Owen, Jansen
Cook, John S. Collins, Debert Roberts
Scott township, Harrison Gardner; Ran,
som township, G. w. Rifenberg.
ANNUAL MEETING.-The stockhold
crs OF the Colliery Engineer company
held, their annual meeting in the genera
Offices OF the company on Monday after
neon. Thomas l.. Jones was elected
chairman of the meeting and Stanley p
Allen secretary. The following director!
were elected T. j. Foster, Scranton; f
II. laval Wilkes-B Barre; r. j. Foster
Scranton; Frank Il. Patterson, Philadel
phia; j. X. Griffith. Latrobe; r. II. Wat
kins, Scranton; w. L. Connell, Scranton
Il. l.. Fuller, Scranton; Thomas Fisher
Philadelphia.
MORE MONEY.-Addtiona contribu
tions to the Letter Carriers convention
funds Mrs, Reese Watkins, Mrs. II
Mead Mrs. r. j. Bauer, George L. Koch
Mrs. A. b. Eynon, Mrs Phillip Robin
son, Mrs J. ]. Schneider. Mrs. Rober
Davis, Mrs John 7. Watkins, Miss saral
Gilroy, Miss Mary LOTUS, Mrs. JohI
Burnett, Miss Lizzie Hesslng, Mrs a
S. Stahl Mr.. A. S. Stahl, Miss c. l.
Rosencrans, Mrs. L. b, Benjamin,
friend, Joseph Campbell, John Abplenalp