The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-14


councils to direct the enforcement oC the
ordinance that all poles must be plainly
marked by the company owning them.
PAY-DAYS. - The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company paid the
employees of the Pyne, Taylor and Holden
collieries yesterday, thus completing the
pays in this section for the month Of
February. The Delaware and Hudson
company paid the Honesdale division and
at Racket Brook colliery yesterday.
CORoNER'S INQUEST. T.-Coroner Rob
orts will hold an inquest at S o'clock this
evening in Thrcop to Investigate the
death of Charles Pllger. who was burned
to death in the fire there Wednesday
morning. The Jurors empancled are:
Chief Martin J. Gallagher, William j..
McGraw, DIT. James Jacobs, stephen Nc
Donald Thomas Martin and Patrick Tier
ney.
DOUGHERTY FUNERAL--The flu
neral of the late Richard Dougherty who
died as result of injuries received in
the Delaware and Hudson railroad wreck
Monday, April 3, will be held tomorrow
morning from the residence Of his sister,
Mrs. Kate Burke, 3lS Penn avenue. Sc
vices will be held at st. Peters cathedral
thedral cemetery. The requiem mass at
the cathedral wild begin promptly at 0
o'clock
ZENITH OFFICERS. -. The regular
meeting of the Zenith Literary society
was held last evening at the home of X.
d. Richards, 5li Pine street. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: w. w.
Sloat, president: A. +. Clark, vice preSl-
Inv n r. "A
r. Yust, secretary; Chester Weiss, chap
lain Mcssrs. Harry Hess and Edward
Frcar were elected members to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Edward Davis and w. w. Shaw.
THEATRICAL CLUBS DANCE.--The
Scranton Theatrical club which is COM
posed of the attaches of the Lyccum the
/ atrc and the Academy of Music Will hOld
! their first social Thursday evening, May
. 4, at the Excelsior club house on Norti
Washington avenue. The committee in
| charge will spare no expense to make
| the affair "a grand success. a full orches-
! ira will furnish the dance music. The
! dancing room and the reception rooms
will be beautifully decorated for the oc'
cason. The club now has its rooms on
! the fourth -four Of Finn Il bhllllps
| music store.
| DIR. POWER COAIlNG.--Rev. DIR. ID. +,
( Power, pastor OF the Garfield Memorial
! church, of Washington, ID. c., Will Vlsl'
| Scranton next Friday and wild give iec'
| ture in the Tripp Avenue church. Dun
! more in the evening, taking for his sun
! icCt, 1.-The Ideal Woman DR.. Power
! was Garfield's pastor and during the ad.
| ministration was chaplain of the house
! Dr. Power is a lecturer of national repu
! tation. Three times he was requested 10y
/ the New York Chautauqua to repeat his
! lecture upon "Bockheads." This lee
! ture was given in Scranton last year be
| fore a full house. During his stay in the
city he will he entertained by Jacot
Joher, of 1715 Sanderson avenue.
| ADDITIONAL N.AMES.-The following
! additional names have been added to th'
fund for the Letter Carriers conven
ton: Mrs George Kneirin, Mrs. Davies
Mrs. ]. j. Davies, Mrs. Rose Bechtold
| Mrs. j. r Edwards, Miss Sadie Edwards
Mrs. r. Nicols, Mrs. William Blume. Mis-
~ Nicols. Miss Carrie Blume, Mr.. "A. ID
Bcddoe, Miss L. A. Evans, l.. Emmanuel
| Mrs. p. j. Hickey, Mrs. John Mais, Mrs
j. w. Schultz, Mrs. K. II. Brader, Mrs
4. d. Thomas, Mr.. II. i. Roberts, Mis-
| Kate SwartZ, Mrs George w. Jones, Mrs
| NJ. Hand, ir., Mrs. Enos Flynn, friend
a friend, Mrs. j. F. Hangi. Mrs. A. Con
rad Mrs. A. b. Duning, Mrs. Har"!
Seelcy, Mrs. f. NJ Hine, MIS-. John VIII
kins, sr., Mrs. Joseph Saltn, Miss Kat
! Connors Mrs. d. /. Jones, Mrs. d. +
Williams, Mrs. d. l. Jones, Mrs. II. +
Whytc, a friend. Mrs. G. II. Lincoln, Mrs
p. w. Gallagher Mrs. Daniel lluff, Mrs
Fred Wagner. Mrs. John f. Lee, Ms
Thomas Dickson, NJ. +. Showers, Mrs
w. Littleiohn, Mrs. Il. F. Hartzel, Mrs
+. " HartZel.