The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-22

No. 1877. Ancient order Knights Of the Mystic
Chain, OF which he was an active member, will
attend the funeral.
THE, ,PEAsE CAsE.-Judge Swartz, OF Norris
town, will today hear arguments for q new trial
in the Harry Pease slot machine case.
FUNERAL TODAY. The funeral OF the late
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, Of s3l Second street, will
he held at $50 o'clock this morning from Holy
Gross church. Inteiment will be made in CathC-
dral cemetery
OLD FORGE ENTERTAINMENT enter
tainment will be given tonight at Fallen's hall,
Old Forge, for the benefit Of st. Lawrcnce's Cath
olic church. A lot in Rendham, valued at 500,
will be CHANGED of, as will also a 500 gold piece.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. The Supreme
court yesterday affirmed the judgment Of the local
court in the cases Of the Delaware and Hudson
company against william Won Storch and Charles
J. Church, administrator, against W. W. Winton
estate.
D. JONES HAS REGISTERED. Through an
these columns of the registration Of d. VI, Tones,
OF West Scranton, as a candidate for recorder OF
deeds. Mr.. Jones has registered and has paid
his assessment,
BEAT TIE CIIIID.-Mrs Annie Grip, Of Pine
Brook, was arraigned before Alderman kasson
last night charged with assault and battery on
the infant child Of John Honchor. OF Pine
Brook. She was arrested by Constable Frcstine
and was held in 500 bail
ACCUSED OF NoN.sUPPoRT. Patrick ]. Ro.
gan, Of Jcssup, was yesterday arraigned he.
fore Alderman Kasson, charged by his wife, Mrs.
Margaret Rogan, with having assaulted her and
her child brutally. March Il, and after that
date refused TO support them. lie was held in
$500 bail.
LEG WAS CRUSHED. John Kabo, Of First
street, was taken to the Lackawanna hospital
with his left leg badly crushed yesterday morn.
ing as the result Of having been run over by an
engine at the Cliff works. The limb was so badly
injured that amputation was necessary.
ORDINATION. Rev. Thoma, F. Archibald will
he ordained into the Presbyterian ministry at the
First Presbyterian church Wednesday evening.
Rev. Or. Hodge will preside. Rev DR.. Mel cod
will deliver the ordination address. Rev DIR.
Robinson and Rev. DR.. Logan will also take part.
THURSDAY NIGHT-At the monthly meeting
Of the Scranton Engineers club on Thursday
evening next H. W. Rowlcy. assistant supcrin.
tcndcnt Of the Dickson Manufacturing company,
will present an illustrated paper on the "Mrins
,nd Manufacturing Enterprises Of the Whitney
Syndicates in Nova Scotia"
LETTER FROM II. f. PAINE.--Mayor Moir re.
ceivcd letter yesterday from II. L. Paine presi
dent Of the Arlington Turnpike company, notify
ing him that that portion Of the turnpike lying
within the city was in had repair and that IL il
was not fixed up at once, the company would dc
the work and send its bill TO the city. The mayor
will send the letter to councils.
FIRE AT LAKE WINOLA.-The cottage Of Mrs
George A. Lohmann OF Wilkes. Barre, at Lake
Winola, was Friday destroyed by fire. TO-
gether with the furnishings, caused by strofc
OF lightning. The loss is about $1,000. cottage
| adjoining and owned by Mrs. Hand, Of Scranton
was saved from destruction through the efforts
| OF Landlord c. f. Frear and others. Mrs. Lob
mann and family are at present in Europe.
ART EXHIBIT.--Miss Hull and Miss MacNutt
will hold an exhibit and sale OF the work done
in their studios during the past year, at the Con
| servatory Of Music, e0i Linden street. on Thurs
| day, Friday and Saturday Of this week. Amons
the exhibitors will he Mcsdames Edwards, Lange
Dale Schimpf, Jones, Underwood, Berry, Miller
Sherwood. Glaze, Sampson, Misses LaBarr, Al
| worth. Simpson. Leach Van Buskrk, Hawlcy
| Scranton. Jones, Benton, Carter, Conrad and Mr.
| Moses general invitation is extended to III,
public.
| MARRIED IN THIS CITY.-The friends Of Mis-
Katie Thomas, o: Green Ridge, deny the pub
| lished statement that she ran away with Jacot
Jurkovitz, Of South Washington avenue, and wa
| married TO him in New York. They allege thai
| the ceremony was performed at st. Peters cathc
| dral by Rev. D. J. MacGoldrick on the evening
| OF May IL, and that the couple left on the Della
| ware and Hudson train from the Green Ridg,
| station at ll.20 o'clock that night for Bridge
| port, Conn, where the young woman is nov
| visiting with friends
| FUNERAL OF JOHN GOLDSMTH-The fl
neral OF John Goldsmith, who died on Frida!
| morning OF general debility, was held ycsterda.
| morning at o'clock at the residence OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Isadore Batner the latter being
| niece Of the deceased. Rabbi Salzman of1ciatet
and the remains were taken on the l0.4O Della
| ware and Hudson train to IIonesdale, where IN
| terment was made. The Odd Fellows lodge o
| that place. Of which deceased was a member
| was present. Rabbi Chapman, Of Scranton, as
sisted Rabbi Salzman at the grave. There wer
many floral tributes. Yesterdays Wilkes. Barr
| Record.