The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-07
CITY NOTES

ARM FRACTURED.-Philip II. Del
bride fell Yesterday and fractured ais
arm.
REOPENlNG OF SCHOOLS. The West
and South Scranton kndcrgartens con-
neCted with st. l.ukc's church will reopen
Monday morning after the holiday vaca-
tion.
MINE EMPLOYEES RECEIVE WAGES
The Delaware and Hudson Coal com
pany paid the men employed at the
Grassy Island, Delaware and Mill Creek
collieries yesterday.
LICENSES TO wED.-Stanley Por-
don and Mary Dura, Scranton; William
Boston and b. Rogers, Scranton, were
granted marriage licenses by Clerk Of the
Courts Daniels yesterday.
BOOTS" GOES TO JAIL-"Boots"
Newman, arrested Thursday evening for
the larceny Of an oycrcoat and suit OF
clothes from Il South Washington avenue
clothing dealer, was committed to jail in
default Of $500 bail by Alderman Millar
yesterday.
DIED FROM HEART DISEASE.-An
autopsy performed yesterday by Coroner
Roberts ON the body of Patrick Grady,
the hermit, whose body was found in
tho snow near Moscow. showed that
death was due to heart disease. A ver-
dict was rendered accordingly
FUNERAL or MISS RAMSAY. The
funeral Of Miss Mabel Ramsay was held
yesterday afternoon from the home Of
her mother, 1909 Linden street. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. Gittin
and were held at the house. lnterment
was made in the Durmore cemetery.
IN FAVOR OF SClIWAR rZ.-Arbitra-
tors Thaycr, Peck end BallontinC ycster-
day made an award Of SO in favor OF
Philip Schwartz against Max ROsCnblutn
In which damages were claimed for ma
Icious prosecution. Rcsenbluth will also
pay the costs ON the case, which will ag-
gregate about 500.
DRIVERS LEG BROKEN-E. A.
Wheeler dri ,cr for the Union Transfer
company, fractured Il bone in one of his
legs yesterday morning while carrying a
heavy package out Of a building on
Spruce street lie slipped ard fell the
package falling on his leg. He was taken
to the Lackawanna hospital.
BASKET BALL PLANS A meeting
of n number of athletic young men was
TO have been held last night at Zang's
cafe and arrangements made for forming
basket ball team. A number who were
expected to be present probably re-
manned at home ON account OF the dis
agreeable weather and the meeting was
postponed until some night next week.
ROBERT EMMETT ANNIVERSARY.-
At recent meeting of the officers of the
John Mitchell club, ii was decided to hold
the Robert Emmett anniversary eXer-
cises March at the Academy of Music.
The officers of the club are: President,
{. 7. Boland; vice president Thomas
Jordan; treasurer, NJ. ]. Burns; corre-
spending secretary, p j. Foley; finan-
cial secretary, Patrick Conlan.
HIS GOOD NAME DINGED.-Domi-
nco Conili lives in Dunmore, so does
Frank MOrelli. Frank had q revolver
and 1t disappeared. He had Conf arrest
ed for completely i'm the disappearance
but jury refused to believe that Domi-
nico was guilty and said so. Now Conili
wants $1,000 damages from Morello for
injury dono h'i good name. The dcclara-
tton in the case was filed yesterday by
Attorney NJ. j. Ruddy, who represents
Conili
NIGHT SCHOOL TO REOPEN.-The
night school conducted by the Christian
brothers at st. Thomas college will re-
open for the second term on Monday
evening next at o'clock. A large num-
ber Of young men took advantage of the
opportunity afforded them during the
first term which closed on Dec. 90 and
nearly all of them have signiiled their
intention TO return for the second term
on Monday evening next. a feature of
the night schools is the system by which
those whose early education has been
defective or entirely neglected, receive III.
diVidual instruction and special attention