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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-10
Auditorium Ball.

evening at the new Auditorium OF
Thirteenth and M streets, was tn,
largest social event Of the year. De-
spite the extreme cold weather the i'm
mense ball room was filled with bril-
liant assembly OF people. Flags wer'
used in great profusion. Indeed, i
made ones heart swell with patriotism
and pride to see such q brilliant Grove
of people assembled for the loyal pur.
pose of contributing toward the growth
of the city. HsgeIow's military ban(
gave the following concert from hal
past eight to half past nine:
America.
March-"The Belle of Nebraska
Adamsky.
verture-"Hungarian Comedy"
Keller Bella.
Waltz-"Birds' Voices" Vollstedt.
Selection-"The Jolly Muskettser."
Edwards.
Characteristic Piece -"Goblins Frolic.
F.O'Neill.
Gallop-"Thunoer and Tightening
Strauss.
The Star Spangled Banner.
Ices and punch were served in thu
gallery Of the upper hall and supper
was served at the Lindell during thu
evening. The members or the diff
ferent committees are to be congratu
lated upon such a perfectly appointed
ball and concert. Mr.. and Mrs. D. e
Thompson were unanimously selected
by the committee to lead the grand
march.
Among the beautiful gowns Mrs
Thompson's white orgsndy deliberately
trimmed in cream lace. received many
for elegant simplicity.
Mrs. Oliver Rodgers wore q Parieiar
gown of pale pink silk with separate
overskirts of black chantilly and cream
guipure lace. Pink silk formed one
side of the bodice and the black and
cream lace the other. Shaded pink
chiffon roses trimmed the decollette
and panne velvet formed soft folds over
the sleeves. Beautiful blue velvet birds
were sppilqued over both bodice and
skirt.
Mrs. Arta Cody Boal. Of Sheridan
wore chic gown OF black
satin with a jetted overdress. She
wore red bow in her hair and carried
a bouquet OF red roses.
Ms. Frank M. Woods was in black
zrenadine over white silk with lace and
geranium pink velvet trimmings.
Mrs. Walter Hargreaves wore a
gown Of violet silk and point
lace.
Mrs. Morrison's gown had q white
silk foundation and was covered with
fiounces ard ruffles of white silk null
and English thread lace.
Mrs. Griffith wore handsome black
satin trimmed IN point lace.
Mrs. Paul Holm was in red velvet
with jet trimmings.
Mrs. Mark Woods was in pink silk
with an overdress of black lace.
Mrs. Tilton wore becoming gown OF
green net over green silk with spangle
Mre. d. A. Campbell was in black
jetted net over blat K silk with turquoise
panne velvet trimmings.
Mrs. John Maher wore q beautiful
gown of rose crepe trimmed in green
velvet and white lace.
Mrs. Crittendon's gown had IN airy
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Nubs of News.

Tie funeral of Mrs. Thomas Nangan. which
took place yesterday morning from the faml,
residence on Beech street, was largely attended
by friends Of the deceased. The body was talei
to st. Peters cathedral where requiem mas
was Celebrated. 1nterment made in the
Cathedral cemetery. The pallbearers were: Ber-
nard Orr James Orr. Patrick Judge. James Clif-
ford, Tim. OConnor, James O'Connor
Alfred kibler'S little daughter, Mary, elI
down stairs yesterday morning and broke her
arm.
Rev. Houston, the blind evangelist, last night
At the Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
spoke "The Testimony of the King" to &
large audience. At Sunday nights meeting sS
came forward to the altar. The meetings will
continue all this week, with the exception o
Saturday night.
Miss Grace Fcnncr. Of Pear street, who has
been sick with rheumatism, is improving.
William Cook. OF 1927 Prospect avenue. is
recovering from an attack OF intianmatorv rhel-
natis,n.
John Dcsetz. OF Stafford avenue, has pur-
chased fine phonograph from j. If. Burgess
Of Cedar avenue
William Witt. formerly OF the South Side. has
returned from Detroit. Mich. where he hls
been living for the past eight months.
Louis Koch is clerking temporarily in the
South Side Cash store
Miss Francis Rchiner, Of Cedar avenue, is very
sick with measles.
Mrs. Lee and son, oi Waylnar, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. MCGouGcl. of Washington
avenue.
As a result of iall Saturday night. George
Hartman, nj Pittston avenue, has been confined
10 his home with very sore leg since.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Fair Of the Scranton Athletic Club
Closed Last Night-Funeral of
Mrs. Thomas Mangan.

The fair Of the Scranton Athletic club closed
last night. Although it took place SO near
Christmas time it was a decided Success Three
stoves were Chanced of last night together with
bedroom suites and other articles of value. The
following ladies had charge Of the different
booths:
Booth No Mrs. B. F.. Moore. rhairlady;
Mrs. J. F. Best, Mrs. L. II. Spruks. Mrs g. A.
Miller, Mrs Charles lIcicr, Mrs. Charles Ro,o
Misses Name LOTUS. Emma Graebner, Julia
Mirtz Elizabeth Lloyd. Name Wirth, Celia Fecr,
Mary Louise Miller
Booth No. Mrs. Jacob Bollus. chairudy;
Miss Emml Cll. Mrs. Adolph IIeisncr, Miss
Minnie Za9. Mrs Nate Rosar. Mrs Name Dip
PIE, Mrs: Julia Ch, Mrs. Kate Keezer, Mrs.
Lizzie Kellernan, Mrs. Mary Ma,s, Mrs Nettie
Wrth.
Booth No. 3NIrs August Schneider, chairlady;
MIS- Adoph Hammer, Mis-. Peter Nculs. Mrs.
George Hartinun, Misses 1'cenie Be>sner, Lena
Hartman Lottie Eigle Louisa lIenz.
Booth No. Mrs Hannah Meyers, chairlady;
Misses Pauline Lindner. G,'ssie Grlchncr. Jennie
Kacstner. Frcda Faun. Mrs. William Koch. jr.,
Mrs. William Klein. Mrs Emil IIecler Master
William Koch.
Booth No. b.-AIrs. p. 7. Nenls and Mrs. G.
+. Armbursi chairladics; Mrs. Geo. Wirth, ir.,
Misses Yetta Art, Lena Az, Anna Bergha,rer,
Lena BerYha,lser, Kate Kirst. Alice Jones, Mary
Gschwndt, Name Iitler.
Refreshment booth.--Nils. Charles WiltiI, chair
lady; Mrs :. j. Fuhrman. Misses Anna Dippre,
Dora Rencler Mrs. lIcrshe
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Kings Daughters will have their
"Christmas Manger" in the Sunday
school rooms OF the Providence Pres
byterian church the last of this week
for the reception of toys. books, cloth
ing and food for distribution on
Christmas to worthy children who 9TH
erwlse might be without the good
things of the season.
Professor C. F, Whittemore and his
well known superior choir will render
all elaborate programme of Christmas
music next Sabbath in the Providence
Presbyterian church.
The funeral of Thomas ]. Evans, Of
Roberts avenue, who was killed last
Friday morning in the Leggetts Greek
mine by a fall of roof, took place ves-
terday afternoon at o'clock from the
home. The deceased was member of
the Cariadlawn lodge, the Leggetts
Greek Accidental fund and the United
Mine Workers, many of the members
of which attended the services. MANY
floral offerings were given by the near
friends of the deceased, among which
We're The Gates Ajar," a pillow, and
many small bouquets.
Evan McGinnis, of Weston place is
suffering from an attack of the grip.
Percy Henry, of Green street, has re-
turned home from Princeton university
on his Christmas vacation.
Bible lesson study was held last even
ing at the Young Women's Christian
association.
The Runners and Drivers local ran
ball at ST. Mary's hall last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. David Reese and son.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Mrs. Lally Arrested.

The way of the transgressor is hard,
but Mrs. Hannah Lally, Of 4O5 Putnam
street. believes she is more sinned
against than SHINING. Last Septem-
Der she was arrested at the instance
of Mayor Moir. charged wit main
tanning speakeasy, and fined so.
The evidence was secured against her
by the Donlin brothers. George AMI
Bob. Since then the Bottlers' Pro-
tective association had search war;
rants issued for number of people.
suspected of using their bottles ille-
gally, and among the number under
surveillance was Mrs. Lally.
On Saturday last W. ]. Mcdonnell,
a deputy constable of the Fifth ward
armed with one of these search war;
rants. entered Mrs. Lally's house and
demanded permission to search the
premises for bottles. He was accom-
panied by the Donln brothers. ana
when Mrs. Lally discovered the all
legged sleulhs. who in September had
caused her arrest. she protested
AGAINST their intrusion. The result
was that IA general miX-up occurred
The Donlin's went before Alderman
Meyers and had q. warrant issued for
-IlS' ILdilS arrest oIl tie citIScS III
assault and battery, disorderly con-
duct and making threats. She was
held in 5000 bail on each charge or
$500 in all, In addition to that, the
woman was required to pay a fine Of
81 or spend thirty days in the county
Jail. She paid the fine.
Yesterday Mrs. Lally had the cele-
brated Donlin brothers arraigned be-
for Alderman Fidler, charged with as
sault and battery, but Deputy Con-
stable Mcdonnell came to their res
cue. Mrs. I.ally had to pay the costs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

1
The meeting of the citizens of the
SECOND Ward at the Auditorium last
night to act upon the nominations
maze at saturdays caucusses for com
| mon councilman refused to endorse the
| canuidacy or either n. >. Alworth, Re
publican. or Patrick Flynn. Democrat,
| anu placed IN nomination the name or
d. h. smith.
| III aoditlon 10 making this nomina- :
t'on the meeting unanimously adopted
resolutions presented ny Il. Il. hurley
Win reference to the necessity or re-
iorm III city anairs.
III tne absence OF ID. Is. Atnerton,
VINO was elected chairman at last FIJI
oaE evenings meeting. Thomas 5. Nor
gan was made chairman pro TEN. OK
iast nlgnts meeting, with NJ. II: san
ders actlhg as secretary. Mr.. Morgan
stateo the OBJECT or the meeting to be
tne takthg OF action upon the result
OF the caucusses held on Saturday, ana
ASKED tne pleasure or tne meeting. a
ihotion 10 ratlty the nomination OF n.
- Ai"ortn. the Repuplicah candidate,
was seconded. prihgins forth num-
per OF lhtefrosatories from rev. Dr
i'ahsiik as 10 VINO the cahuiaate was'
"nat his quaiihcatiohs We're anu Wnat
influence IL was tnat prought MIN ror-
Waro as candidate.
Dr. Lansing SAID the time was at
mana When the people or tnis city
shouii pe aroused 10 the necessities OF
iiiu'iicipal government Wher theE
shou'u profoundly STIR themselves to
suc'i action as Wouiu forever stamp out
tne lnIaihS "hlch mas maze our city
disgrace A man VINO goes INTO the
counclls now should DE representative
cltl2en, anu we as citizens should De
extremely carefnl apout endorsing any
man VINO may De ON! the creation ol
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Before Alderman John.

Charles Tugend, of 2l1O Price street.
was arraigned before Alderman John
last evening, at the instance Of p. j.
Glynn. of 2211 Jackson street who
charged the defendant with assault and
battery. larceny and malicious mischief.
The former waived hearing and en-
tered bail In the sum OF 5000. His
mother qualified as recurity.
Tugeni went into Glynn's place on
Sunday and created disturbance. and
the prosecutor alleges he stole a spoon
from the kitchen table. A quarrel en-
sued. in which Glynn threw glass at
Tugend and the latter retaliated by
punching Glynn and throwing stones
through the window.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

ST. Brenden'S new home festival"
Will open Christmas afternoon, espe-
cially for children and the formal OPEN
ing will take place in the evening. Spe-
cial door prizes will be awarded each
night and the best entertainers pro-
durable will be in attendance during
the event.
Philip Fl. Warren. Alfred Wooler and
Rev r. A. Boyl will be among the par
Elephants in the concert at the Ply
mouth Congregational church New
Years evening. The pastor will recite
"The Chariot Race" from Ben Hur.
The ladies' of the Jackson Street Bap-
tist church whose names begin with
the letters l., NJ and N will serve an
oyster supper tomorrow evening for IL
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deckelnick. of
North Main avenue, are being congrat.
ulated on the arrival of a daughter at
their home.
Mrs. J. T.. Allen. of Lakrill. Conn.,, is
the guest of West Scranton friends.
ID. G. O'Hara, OF Price street, is
spending week In New York.
Miss Nellie Walsh. OF South Ninth
street, entertained a party OF friends
!uSl FRIDAY evening.
An important meeting of the Elec-
tric City Wheelmen will be held this
evening.
The Sloan local OF the United Mine
Workers Of America will hold a meet
ing in d. ID. Evans hall, South Main
avenue, Thursday evening.
Robert Bradley, of North Sumner
avenue, is home from the New York
College of Pharmacy for the Christ
mas holidays.
II. ". Bass, of North Sumner ave-
nue., attended the funeral of his uncle
In Philadelphia recently.
On Jan. ] Benjamin Evans, of Wash
burn street, viii retire from the jani-
torship of the Welsh Calvinistic Meth.
odist church, after a number of years
service.
Earl Faulkner, of Price street.
smokes cigarettes In bed. At noon yes
terday while enjoying smoke to re-
lieve the monotony of his sickness the
lace curtains became ignited and but
for the timely arrival of the boys
mother and several men. The conse-
quence might have been disastrous.
The annual nomination and election
of officers of Camp No. 33, Patriotic
Order of Americans, will occur this
evening in IvOrite hall
A Japanese wedding and entertain
ment will be given by the young ladies'
OF the First Welsh Baptist church New
Years eve
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Two Fires oil Tenth Street.

Flames We're discovered in u bu-
"cau drawer in one OF the bedrooms
in Horatio Fellows house. on Tenth
street. at noon yesterday, and the
prompt application of the chemicals
by the Columbias saved the premises
from serious damage. The flames
We're confined to the bureau. which
was consumed. and the bedroom walls
We're scOrched. The damage will
amount tc about $50.
An over-heated stove was the cause
of the fir" 1T 80 O'Clock last evening
in the Atlantic and Pacific Tea com
pony's barn. on Tenth street, In the
rear of DR.. Heerman's residence. The
flames eat their way into the living
apartments. on the second floor, Occu-
pied by the barn boss, Frank Bates.
and did considerable damage. The
horses and wagons were rt Scued In
safety. but several blankets were con-
sumed The damage will probably OK
cecl 5000.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
WEST SCRANTON
street, and Edward Williams. Repub-
lican. of Broadway and Emmett street
Attention School Children.

The teachers OF the public schools
complain that there Is a lack of inter-
est in the weekly savings deposit FUNDS
that have been accommodating In the
West Side bank for the past two years
or more and unless there is renewed
interest after the holidays, they VIII In
all probability abandon the plan. as 1t
really requires more time and attention
than the collections now warrant Fol-
lowing is the sums received yesterday
by the different teachers:
No. 13-Dayid owens. .25; Elizabeth
Lewis, 81; Alice Evans, .25; Bertha
Kelly 10; Edna -. Evans. 10; Nellie
Richards. -; Catherine Phillips. $1.21;
Sarah Mcdonald. g; Eliza Price. .63;
total. S14.6O.
No. 19--Joseuhine ID. Lees. .S5: Miss
Murray 30: Miss Nichols. 10: Miss
Beamish, 81; Miss Morgan. .l6; Miss
Hutton, AZ: Miss Davis. 80: Miss
Evans. s1.3l: Miss Kellow, 80: Miss
Flynn. s1.16; Miss Wade. 80: Miss
Murphy. sl.26: Mrs. Ferber. SEQ; Miss
Peck. 81: total. Sll.01.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Plymouth Church Officers.

The members Of the Plymouth church
held their annual meeting last evening
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Deacons, Thomas Eynon, David h.
Hughes; recording clerk. Lizzie A.
Evans: financial clerk. John r. Rich
ards: music committee, Arthur G..
Lewis; standing committee, S. B.
Powell, Il. r. Roberts, j. II. Jones.
Ways and means committee, Glass A,
Frank Slower: class B, John Phillips:
class G. John X. Thomas; class u. John
Il. richards: class f. Miss Jennie
Lewis; auditors, Thomas d. Evans
Haydn Oliver.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Other Aldermanic Cases.

James Mahon. of 1919 Price street,
was arrested last night on complaint OF
his wife, who caused warrant to be
issued by Alderman John on the charge
OF assault and battery and making
threats. Mahon spent the night in the
station house and will be given hear
ing today.
Mrs. Ellen Randall and daughter
Margaret. Mrs. Mary Ann Davis and
daughter Lizzie, all CT Pleasant street.
and William Rudge. of SOC North Main
avenue. are all mixed up in the clutches
of the law with suits and cO,lnter-suits
Of assault and battery, threats. etc.
over indiscretiOns which they aired be =
fore Alderman Kellow and Alderman n
Miller. The former held the women
each in 5000 bail for appearance at
court,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
DUNMoRE DoINGS.
King Solomon Lodge of Masons In
stall Officers-Unclaimed Letters.
Other Interesting Notes.

King solomon lodge Free and Accepted MAJ
sons held ther sem-annual installation ccrc-
mony last night. The following officers We're
installed: Worshipful master, W. II. Wilson;
senior warden, G. H. Niemeyer; junior warden,
II. \. Davis: secretary, a. A. Krotzer; treas
urer j. G. Fear; trustees, Thomas Sly ". d..
Decker, Eugene Barton: representative Ia the
grand lodgs, Thomas sly
At the close oi the installation exercises th,
members sat around the banquet table as is
their custom at this meeting. and partook of
many OF the seasons dclicacics while listening;
10 interesting remarks by the newly installed Of
iicers
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
EIGHT SEEKING ADM1TTANcE.
Examinations of Law Students Now
Being Conducted.

Eight law students are taking the
examinations to the I.ackawanna bar
which began yesterday in the law Ii
brary, and are to continue until FRI
day. They are James Bell, Frank
Stocker, Charles Connell, Fred NJ.
Evans, Henry Hindman, l.. +. Bower,
Claude Pitcher and Worthington
Scranton,
Some of the students passed success
fully in various of the different
branches of the prescribed studies at
the July examinations, Others are
taking their first examination.
The examinations are being conduct
ed by John Nj. Harris, w. A. Wilcox
ana j. w. Carpenter. the board of eX-
amineIs appointed by court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
State Secretary Coming.

Miss Selby. of indianapolis, who has
succeeded Mrs. Nellie A. Lowry. as
state secretary of the Young WOmens
Christian association, will address the
members Of the West Scranton branch
at the rooms on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ezra II. Ripple spoke to the
girls last evening on Christmas and It's
attendant interest.
Rev. j. p. Moffat. d. D.. of the Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church. vii,
give Christmas talk at the rooms
Saturday evening in conjunction with
the gospel song service.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Two Mine Accidents.

James Durkin. of keyser avenue. EN-
ployed as Il miner in the Central, had
his leg fractured by Il fall of coal
while at work yesterday. He was
taken to the Moses Taylor hospital.
The injured man is a brother of Coun-
ty Commissioner John Durkin and II
brother law of Patrolman James
Hart.
Jenkin Jenkins, of Decker's court.
had several fingers injured while at
work in the mines yesterday. He was
treated at the West Side hospital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
st. Leo's Battalion Officers.

AT the regular meeting of 81. Leo's
Battalinn. held on Sunday afternoon,
the following oflice!E We're elected:
President. Frank Gilroy; vice presl-
dent. F. i. McAndreW: recording sec
r"t:try. John Shaughnessy; financial
secretary. James Murphy: treasurer
+. Il. Fu:klcyi trustees, Thomas s.
Connors. Patrick O'T0ole. james Nc
Donough and James Hester: sergeant
nt-arms. John O'Toolu: investigating
committee. p. j. McAndrcw, james
Rcgan and Patrick O'Toole.
The battalion will hold its annual
entertainment and social in Mears
hall tomorrow evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

The voters of the various West
Scranton wards, with the exception of
the Sixth and Twenty-iirst, will be
called upon today to elect representa-
tives to the select and common coun-
eli. school board. and various other
positions of trust
The candidates in the Fourth ward
are David B. Evans for select council
and William w. Evans for common
council. Both are unopposed. In the
Fifth ward John Henry Phillips. Re-
publican, will be opposed by Charles
Corless. sr.. Prohibitonist. for the
off1ce of school controller. and Albert
Lewis. Republican, will encounter the
name of u. z. Elias. for common coun-
ell. who has been placed in the field by
the cold water advocates. This Opposi-
tion will undoubtedly cause no little
interest. and the contests will be
watched on all sides.
The Republican nominee in the Four
teenth ward for common council IS
Charles X. Acker a stalwart party adj
Nocate and Il man of strict integrity
and intelligence. who will make an
ideal councilman if elected. He is op-
posed by William Gurrell. oldest son of
eX-chief Martin Gurrell, and Il renre-
sentative of the younger element in
Democracy. The contest will be waged
on strict party lines. and whichever
one wins. the ward will be we'll repre-
scented. Andrew Weisenflue is the Pro-
hibitiOn candidate in the Fourteenth.
William Lewis the Republican nomi-
nee for common council in the Fif-
1eenth ward, VII be opposed by II. G.
Hinman. the Prohibition nominee. The
PrOhibitioniSts failed To file nomina ion
papers in tine. and those who desire to
vote for the candidates of that party
will be obliged to write the names OF
sheir choice on the official ballot.
In the Eighteenth ward the canGi-
dates for common council are William
Rush, Democrat. of III South Seventh
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Briefly Noted.

The Christian Endeayor society of the Preshy-
terian church will hold business meeting at the
close OF prayer meeting service Wednesday
night.
The Knights OF Pythias hold their regular
meeting in Masonic hall this evening.
The Epworth League meets tonight in The
Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Myrtle Burns has returned to her old
position as bookkeeper Tor 4. 4. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II, Battenbrg Of Jemyn,
Were entertained by Superintendent, and Mrs.
Boyard. OF Blakey street. this week,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF.
Blind Patrick Dodd Cut His Throat
with Razor.

Dependency caused Patrick Dodd,
aged GO years, to attempt suicide at
noon yesterday. at his home, 23S Rail
road avenue, but fortunately medical
aid was summoned and his life is
despaired of. The old man is blind,
two of his sons are incapacitated from
work through illness. and the family
is in destitute circumstances.
shortly after the dinner hour, Dodd
Went to an clubhouse and used a razor
on his neck, severing several of the
smaller veins but fortunately missed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

Junior warden, Harry A. wrigley.
Charles Lanning and William Il. Will
liams were reelected secretary and
treasurer respectively.
David ]. Davis was elected trepre.
sentative to the grand lodge AMI
Charles II. Pitcher, Thomas B. Carey
and James NJ. Eaton were chosen
trustees. The installation will occur
on Wednesday evening. December 20.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining unealled tor during the
period ending Dec, 10, 1900, Persons calling for
these letters please say advertised: Martin
Crane, Apple street; Mrs. Herbert Highan, 52i
Flee Oil; Jos Mcdonald, l.. j. Quinn, Louis
Schot, f. C. Smith, ll4l Summit avenue; Peter
}. Walsh. Domenico Bonacc Seyero Sacco Fla
,iani Damose, Gregon PreGnano, John Spennk-
lin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
NORTH SCRANTON
MEETING OF SECOND WARD CIT.
TEENS.

Refused to Endorse Nomination Of
II. 8. Alworth--J. X. Smith Was
Placed in Nomination and Men
' Were Named to Advance His Can
didacy at the Polls Today-Mrs.
Hannah Lally's Case Heard Before
Alderman Fidler--Notes of Per-
sonal and News Nature.