The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21


day, William Hive missed his footing and fell to
the ground lie broke one of his arms and dis.
located his hip. He was removed to the Lacka-
wanna hospital.
TWO TYPHOID CASES.-Two more cases Of
typhoid fever received yesterday at the Hah-
ncmann hospital. The patients Ray Mabey,
aged years, of North Scranton, and Mrs. Cole
man, of Cedar avenue. This makes five cases of
typhoid now at the hospital.
UNDER FALSE PRETENCES. Matthew Cole
= man, of Dunmorc yesterday committed to
the county Jail, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretences. He bought large quaint.
ties of cigars from various stores and charged
them to his father.
THROWN FROM HIS HoRSE-Andrew Suwin.
skcy, of Elm street, South Scranton, was thrown
from his horse while riding along South Washing
ton avenue last night, and had one of his legs
broken His horse SHE'D at a passing car. Su.
winskcy was taken to the Lackawanna hospital.
ROUGH RIDERS CLUBS MEETING.-The
Roosevelt Rough Riders club met last night in
the Connell building and perfected plans for the
coming campaign. The club will meet at the
johnson grounds Saturday and go through their
first equestrian drills led by Captain Z. H. Rip
pie, Jr.
MORE SPEAKEASY ARRESTS. Anthony Rud.
dy, of Larch street, Dunmore, and Thomas Carey,
of Meridian street, were arrested yesterday and
arragned before Alderman Millar at the instance
of Agent Wilson, OF the Mems union, charged
with selling liquor without license. They were
each held in $500 bail.
Y. w. c. A. MATTERS.-Those desiring to
enter night school should register on or before
Sept. %. The gymnasium will open Monday,
oct. l. Miss Hall, the physical director, will lie
in the Office after Sept "a TO meet and register
pupils. The school of domestic science opens
Monday, Oct. l. Pupils should register at once.
MUSICALE TONIGHT.-An evening Of musical
and social pleasure is promised at the Green
Ridge library this evening The programme will
he made up of musical numbers by Miss Spencer,
Miss Dickson and Messrs. Ham and Blackwood,
1t is hoped that the silver Offering taken at the
door will so swell the funds to warrant the
re.opening OF the library at an early date.
FIRE ON MARKET STREET, alarm OF fire
xas sent in last night from box 81, at the cor
ner of West Market and WinOna streets. On the
North Scranton companies responding they
found vacant two-story frame house, In the
900 block OF West Market street on fire The
flames were CvtinguShed before much damage
was done. The origin of the blaze is I'M
known.
BICYCLE THIEF ARRESTED. The Wilkes.
Barre police yesterday arrested a young man
who confessed that he stole a wheel in this city
Detective Moir went down for him and Yesterday
afternoon returned with his prisoner The latter
gives his name Joseph Walker, and the bicycle
found in his possession is thought to be the one
lost by c. A. Battle, Of 7lj Adams avenue, last
Monday.
PASSED RESOLUTlONS.-MinCr union No.
sG2 has passed resolutions of sympathy tor the
bereaved family of their brother, William Ken
nedy, recently deceased, and directed that heir
charter be draped in mourning for thirty days
as token of respect to his memory, The reso-
lutions drafted by committee composed
OF P. W. Tolan, p. +. Burke, John j. Roche,
James Rcddington and Edward Cawlcy
CONCERT FOR THE Y. w. c. A,-The concert
which is TO be held Oct Q in the Bicycle Club
house is under the able management of Miss Flor
cnce Richmond. Those assisting are Mrs. Joseph
o'Brien, Mrs. Douglass Runde,, Miss Cora Grit
fin, MIR. j. r. Watkins, Mr. David Stephens and
Mr.. Tom Rippard, of Wilkes.BlTe. These names
certainly bespeak the interest of all music.loying
people and insure to all tcket.hoders a rich
treat. Tickets for sale at 2O5 Washington avenue.