The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-24

letters testamentary were granted to his
widow.
ENTERED BAIL. - Thomas Evans,
charged with assault and battery, was
yesterday admitted to bail in the sum Of
500 by Judge Edwards. His own recog-
nizance was taken.
NO PRISONERS.-There were no pris-
oners received yesterday at the county
Jail. II there had been record would
have been broken, as thirty-three were
received on Monday and Tuesday.
CLOSED YESTERDAY. - The Thir-
teenth regiment rife range at Dickson
city was closed yesterday on account of
the odd Fellows picnic in the grove
nearby but will be open again today.
ORDERED TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS of
Company D, Thirteenth regiment, are or
dered to report Friday night at the Mar
tin Tailoring company, Spruce street to
be measured for uniforms. BY order of
Captain a. r. Foote.
FUNERAL, OF MRS. FITZPATRICK.
The funeral of Mrs. John r. Fitzpat-
rick. of 1858 Monroe avenue, will take
place tomorrow morning at $50 from ST.
Pauls church, Green Ridge. Intcrment
in Cathedral cemetery.
HAS RESIGNED.-Arth Radenbush,
of Mulberry street, has resigned his po-
sition in the Delaware, LaCkawanna and
Western car accountants office and will
leave next week for St. Paul to engage
in business with his uncle.
WALTER SIMPSON MISSING.-The
father of Walter Simpson, who left Wa
verify a few days ago for this city with "A
roll Of bills i'm his pocket, called at po-
lice headquarters yesterday inquiring for
his whereabouts. He obtained no infor-
nation, however.
AN INQUES UNNECESSARY.-C Cor
oner Roberts yesterday viewed the re-
mains of Andrew SOkl, who was killed by
2 Delaware and Hudson train on Tuesday
and decided that death was due to the
decCased's own fault and that an inquest
was unnecessary.
RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN-R
], II. Bell, who rendered his resignation
as pastor of the Shiloh Baptist church.
has rocOnsidered his action and informed
his congregation he will remain. He
formally withdrew his resignation at
Sunday nights services.
APPOINTED TRUsTEE-The credit
ors of Thomas Harder, of Dunmore,
whose petition i'm bankruptcy was re-
Gently transmitted to Referee G. A. Van
Wormer met yesterday and appointed
Attorney w. S. Bevan as trustee of the
estate
CANNOT ACCEPT-James Judge, the
local pUgilist, who is to fight Australian
Paddy German in this city Sept f. re-
ceived a telegram tuesday night asking
him to meet Al Weinig at the Haw-
thone Athletic club in Buffalo the date
of his fight here. Judge sent an answer
stating he could not fill the engage
ment.
MEETING OF HEPTASOPHS- The
meeting of the committee of the Inn
proved order of Heptasophs having IN
charge the celebration Oh Sept. 2l will
meet at Raub's hall, Wyoming avenue,
this evening at 7.20 o'clock. The mem
bers of this section will be joined on the
above date by the members from Pater-
son, y. j., who have fixed upon this city
for their aTnLal outirP
A VICIOUS PRISONER.-A particular
ly viciOus prisoner was brought into the
Center street station house last evening
charged with disorderly conduct. lie be.
edme so noisy that he had to be taken
Down stairs and Dennis Jones, who was
already there, brought up. While being
taken down he tore off Patrolman Karius
star and scratched him on the face in
several places with the pin attached to il
WILL PICNIC SEPT. l2.-The cxecu.
tive committee for the Crystal Hose
rompanys picnic held a meeting last
evening at their hose house on Linder
street and decided 10 hold their picnic
on Tuesday Sept. r. at the ROunC
Woods, Lawrence's full band and or,
shestra will furnish the music for the
occasion. meeting will be held thi,
evening at the hose house for all commit
tees at 715.