The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-19


charge will be a feature of the occasion.
MEETING OF COMPANY A.--MCmbCrs
Of Company y, Thirteenth regiment, are
ordered to rel ort at the Armury AT
O'Clock this evening fol inspection. by
command of $. :. Dcrman, first licutcn-
ant commander.
TROLLEYMEN' PICNIC.-Thc annu-
al picnic of the ScrartOn Railway Benc-
licial association will take place at Iau-
rel Hin park next Saturday. 1t promises
10 he one of the biggest affairs of the
&ind held this season.
EMPLOYEES OUTING.-Thc proprictors
a. the crystal Laundry treated their
employees and friends with an outing at
Lake Ariel on Sunday last. Boating ana
other amuscmcats were indulged in Sup
per was served to all at Hotel Pines.
CHILD WAS NEGLECTED.-Coro
Roberts went to PriccbuTg yesterday to
Inquire into the death of Adam, the l.
months-Old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Rut-
howsN. No physician had been called
and the Child's death was du" to maras.
mus.
HURT BY A FALL or BONEY.-Nin-
cent NcholyChak. Of goi Twenty -nfth
srtcct, was caught by fan of honey"
In the continental mine yesterday after
noon. He received several severe gashes
on the head which were dressed by a
physician.
OFFICER KAYS CONVALESCING.-- 80
officer Patrick kays. of Dunmoro. who
WAS sEot in the abdomen by an unknown
man over two weeks ago, is able to be
Ground the ward in the I.aCkawanna hos
ptal and he will probably leave for home
by the end OF the week.
CHURCH. DEDTCATION.-Thc dedica-
lion of St. James Catholic church at
Pleasant Mount, Of which Rev. j. W.
llcal"y is rector, will take place Sunday,
July -, at 10 Il. m, Trains will leave
Scranton at $50 On the Ontario and
Western railroad, arriving in time tor
services
JACOB SCRTPA INJTRED.-Jacoh
eCrupa, of Moosic, lahorer employed
at The Moosic Mountain mine, was
caught i'm fal' Of coal yesterday morn.
ing, while at work. He was taken to the
l.uckawanna hospital, where his injuries
were found 10 consist Of a badly frac-
turcd knee cap.
REMANDED TO JAIL-Thc effort Ia
secure the release Of John Sontoriri and
John ClemCntiui by habcas corpus pro-
ceedings, yesterday. failed Judge Gun,
stCr declined I, 20 into the merits of the
case and the prisoners consequently had
10 be romanded 10 The sheriff. Tho ale,
cation was that the commitment dad
not disclose that there had been Il hear
ing.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMI.NT. -- Ar
eutertaium"nt for Pastors salary 9ud
trustees department of the llowart
Place African Methodist Episcopa
Church viii be held on the evenings o
July -, %, q. called "Thrcc Nights in tn,
Wilderness II will De hrld on II,
lawn Of tho church The committee wi,
spare no pains to make this n success
Admission cents; children free, Every
hCdy IS Invited.
DONATIONS RECElVED.-T man
Rgers of the Home for the Frondlts
acknowledge with much gratitude III
following cash donations: \ friend, $50
Mrs. G. s. Weston. $40; social organizd
ZION known as the Twelve Jollies,
through =. W. Mcndelssohn, 50; Rev. Dr
z. NJ. Chapman, Of the Linden stree
Temple, also kindly offers To deliver
lecture foc the benefit of the Home a
some later date.
ELECTION CONTEST.-G George Sny
hcr, A. g. Hewitt, Albert Zcmar, William
Bumgardner David Francis. AudrcN
Hartmitz. John Shopp. Matthew Mersch
aaCher, william Myers John Lcuies. "
g. Mott Evan Evans William GILES VIZ
Eic Giles, John Gosscr Herman Dun
ming. All, Kibler, William DunHtOr
Charles Flint, Philip Myers, John Mycr.
Frank J. Nloss, John Creedon, OF th
Twentieth ward, ana Charles Zang am
Lawrence knedler of the Eighth war,
were eyominod Yesterday IN the I.angsta
election contest.