The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-18

continue the business for which they
met. There are threats made now TO
impeach Hennegan, while the latter
does not scare a little bit, but feels
like divulging some OF the dark secrets
of this star combination. Hennegan has
been dubbed "the great objector," but
he seems to be "a very well posted
member on Cushions manual.
John Iurenkis, who IL Is supposed
shot himself in his boarding house at
Smlthville and later died in the hos
pital without making q statment, was
buried i'm the Polish cemetery In this
city yesterday morning and the fun
eral was attended by the members of
a society to which he belonged. Coroner
Mckee has empanelled a jury and
they will conduct an inquest this after
noon at the office of Deputy Coroner
Evans, and, if possible, try and un-
ravel the mystery.
Andrew Weir. chief of the Caledon-
ian club. is confined to his home on
! Nafus street with a serious Illness.
James Welsh, Sr., whose life was de-
SPARED of for several weeks, was
thought to be convalescent yesterday.
J. p. Rooney, formerly of this city,
but now n resident of Olyphant, was
in this city last night
Upwards of a quarter of a million
dollars will be disbursed by the several
| coal companies today and 1t should be
| the most busy one of the months to
| those engaged in any branch of trade.
| Nearly all the mines of the Pennsyl-
vania Coal company will work on full
| time next week and it was rumOrcd
| on the streets yesterday that all the
mines would be operated on full ime
| next month.
This afternoon and evening, Doug
| lass. the great illusionist, will appear
at Music hall and his entertainment
is SPOKEN of as both interesting and
| mysterious. He certainly performs
some wonderful feats and to attend
| will not be n disappointment.
The grocery and provision store OF
Lowell and SAKE, on South Main street
! went into the hands of the sheriff yes.
! terday and was closed at the instance
of George Lowell a brother of one OF
the firm.
Jacob Millhauser returned from
| Baltimore yesterday, where he attend
ed the wedding Of a relative.
PORTE White and his magnificent pro
hall ON next Thursday evening.
Evangelist Shellhorn, who has beer
holding n series of meetings in the T.
NJ. church during the week. will al
dress the young men tomorrow aiteS
noon at the association rooms and yOl
are cordially invited to be present.
There is nice little fight going 81
as to who will fiji the Offices in III
organization after April l.
Don Snyder. of the Eagle. made
flying "trip to Bloomsbury last evening
The winters mud has been scrapct
from Crown street and now it can b
seen that we have an avenue pavet
with vitrified brick.
Joe Burke says "The Turtle" is tn
liveiest bird he ever seen, while Evai
Griffiths is contented with "A visit t
the Salvation army.
John +. Everhart, of New York for
merly Of this city, and c. p. Holden
of Boston, his brother-in-law, arrive
in the city last night.
THE EAGLE HOTEL
this morning will serve a consomm
of the terrapin order and tonight a
excellent and palatable lunch will b
served up to the queens taste. -
AT BECHTOLD'S HOTEL
this morning and evening book be
and Book Wurst will be the bill q
fare. can and try it. ~
CURCORAN BROTHERS
at their Union Hotel have more tha
window curiosities. They serve tn
, finest in the land and their twenty-fiv
,, cent meals are the best in the city. Ca
, and see Jim and Dom. *+
THE SINCLAIR HOUSE
! will serve roast pig tonight and Min
Host Hughes will receive and enter
5 tain you in the most cordial name
Call this evening -