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


terry and making threats by Rosalie Zil-
kowsky, wife of Francis Zilkowsky, of
Keyser avenue.
HAS REOPENED.--Jm Judges opera
cafe, on Spruce street, which was badly
damaged by fire q short time ago, has
been thoroughly renovated and Is again
open to the public. Gus SUitt, formerly
Of the Windsor, has been installed as
bartender.
CLAIM AWARDED. Alderman Kas-
son yesterday awarded the claim of Thos.
ONcil VS.. the West Ridge Collicry Acct
dent Fund for SSl, to the complainant for
the fun amount The case was tried n
week ago hut the alderman reserved his
decision. O'NCil's claim was for fourteen
weeks sick benefits alleged to bc due him
from the fund of which ne was member.
PROF CLARK'S READING. -- The
Young WomCn's Christian association Is
most anxious to have a large patronage
for Professor Clarlt's reading on March
II. He Is perhaps the greatest interpreter
of Shakespeare in that direction in this
country, and on that occasion he will read
Il miscellaneous programme in which
probably some scene in a favOritc play
will be presented.
LECTURES RESUMED. ..-Rcv. Robert
+. Y. Pierce, pastor of the Penn Avenue
Baptist church, will resume his Friday
evening lectures on the Intcrnation1l
Sunday school lessons toright AZ ,h'
church. Next sur days Lessen will ho It.
viewed and all Bible class teachers are iu-
vited to be present. These lectures we're
! not held for a few weeks past owing to
the special services at the church.
| SOCIAL. -Magdalcna assem-
| bly,, No. %, Ancient order knights of the
| Mystic Chain. held a social session after
! their regular meeting Wednesday night.
! Sir Knight George Schultz entertained
! the members with selections on the gram
| aphOne. A grab bag was also a feature Of
much merrment. Refreshments were
| served and a most enjoyable time had.
! Much credit is due to the committee, Mrs.
| L. Farbcr, Mrs. IL. Baustian and Mrs, NJ.
! McChlcr.
CAB DRIVERS QUARREL. -- Jack
| Ncalis, cab driver, was held in $500 bail
! yesterday by Alderman Millar to answer
| at court for assaulting Frank Snow, an.
| other cab driver. At an early hour yes.
| tCrday morning the two got into an al
| terCation in Oakford court during which
| Nealis accused Snow of knowing some
/ thing definite of the origin of the Cusick
! livery Ire. InlS lea 10 DlOWS anu snow
| got the worst of it. He says No0lis used
a knife on him, but the latter denies this
| BIRTHDAY PARTY.-MaSter Charley
| Marlatt. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mar.
! latt of Diamond avenue, was 10 pears OLD
| Wednesday and in honor of the event 1
party was given at his home from TO
| y. M, and many guests were in attend
, anCe. 1t was a pleasant occasion anC
thoroughly enjoyed supper was served
from E to D. m. Mrs. Maratt was as
| sisted by Mrs. ]. II. Tre2ise, Misses Myr
tie Marlatt Anna Hawkins and Editl
Miller. Those present were Misses Heller
| Burke. GeneVieve ODOnnell, Ella ant
| Evelyn Moore, Geraldine Walters, Esther
Demon, May Leonard Hattie and Min
ME Roberts Cora Bacon, May Conrad
Jennie and Ethel Martin, Nellie ana Ros'
Marlatt, Master Charles IIarte, Oswal
| Lowe, Bcss Bacon, John ana Thomas Con
| rad, Aleck Gibbons, Eddie Scott Charley
! Roberts, Harold Jackson, Frank Burke
Clarence Marlatt.