The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-18

wanna county will be held tomorrow night in
the Central Republican headquarters
HELD IN $500 BAIIA-Mabcl Miller was held
in $500 bail Saturday night by Alderman Howe
on a charge Of larceny preferred by Rachel Rob
inson, who charges her with stealing clothing.
MONTHLY MEETING.-The regular monthly
business meeting Of the executive committee OF
the City Christian Endcavor union will he held
at O'Clock this evening in Grace Reformed
church.
MINER INJURED.--Mike Michinex, Of Throop,
was taken to the Lackawanna hospital Saturday
with fractured SKULL the result Of fall OF
coal in the mine in which he is employed.
lie rested easily yesterday.
lie STOLE A RIDE.-Edward Barber was or
rested by Special officer Conrad ON saturday ior
riding on a Lackawanna freight train and was
arraigned before Alderman Howe who committed
him to the county Jail in default Of SO fine
FELL FROM SWING --Little Freddie Fisk, OF
Luzcruc street, was taken to the Lackawahna
hospital yesterday badly bruised as the result
of falling from a swing His injuries were at
tended TO and will be given a more thorough
examination today.
WEEKS CIEARANCES.--The clearances for
last wecl, as reported by the Scranton Clearing
House association were as follows: Monday,
slol ,G16.so; Tuesday, Sl5i,22942; Wednesday,
S145,Q2i.50; Thursday, Ss,o2257; Friday, Sos.
G25O0; Saturday, Sl2l,6so.06; total, S9o0,9ao,t2.
EXCITING RlINAWAY.--Qute an exciting run
away occurred on Saturday just before noon
when a horse belonging to Marberger, the
butcher, started from in front of the store
on Lackawaina avenue and dashed down the
street at a mad pace until Washington avenue
was reached. when the wagon was upset and the
animal stopped
GUIDE Is READY.--The Scranton City Guide
for June will he ready for distribution this af-
ternoon This months Guide contains all
changes of the railroad time tables and new
features have been introduced, namely, the fish
laws ard a road map of Lackawanna, Wyoming
and Ichigh Valleys, showing all cities, towns,
trolley lines bicycle ard wagon roads. Copies
Of the Guide can be had at this Office tomorrow.
CLAIMED CHILD WAS BITTEN-Nathan Levi,
of 437 Raymond court, appeared before Alder
man Howe Saturday and secured n warrant pro-
viding for She shooting of a dog belonging to a
man named Blair, which animal it was alleged
started out to shoot the dog, but discovered
that the child had only been slghtely bitten.
The accordingly postponed until Wed.
ncsday.
NURSES TO GRADUATE. The annual grad.
uation exercises of the LaCkawanna hospital
nurses will be held on Wednesday evening in st.
ST. I.uke's Parish house. Addresses will be made
by Judge II. NJ. Edwards and DR.. James l..
81. -, tnI hty
President James p. Dickson The following
yo, ng ladies comprise the graduating class:
The Misses Mary Agnes Doherty, Emily Kath-
crime Gamewcll, Carrie Olive Crissman. Elizabeth
Eby, Julia Agnes Twarowski, and Rose Katherine
Steinmetz.
MORAN RESCUEp.--Iohn Moran, Of North
Scranton. had narrow escape from death in
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western yard
Saturday night and was rescued from his pCrilous
condition only TO be taken to the Center street
police station and yesterday morning fined SO in
police court. Moran was found between two cars
on the track just ore of them about TO
start. He was dragged from between them
and far from manfestiIg a grateful spirit grew
so ugly and abusive that police headquarters were
notified and the patrol wagon dispatched fol
him. When the wagon going down Lacka
wanna avenue one Of the hind wheels came of
lNp VI tut IullOliitH NNbh lHt lndn W lilt
station.
ANTISALOON MEETINGS. &C., The drummer
evangelist, W. II. Williams, held three anti
saloon league meetings at Pittston yesterday
speaking three times At IL a. m, he was il
the Welsh Congregational church; $50 D. in., ir
Young Mems Christian association, and 80 p
m, in Presbyterian church. Mr. Williams Sc
cured 12G names toward a league for Pitston
aGI tbo oval g,
night in the First Methodist Episcopal church
Drnmore, under the auspices of the Women''
Christian Temperance union. Subject, "Break
ing Home Ties; Tuesday evening, June 10, he
speaks at the Baptist church in Hoisteryille
Wednesday evening, June 20, at Lake Ariel; il
the Baptist church; Thursday evening, Moosic
At Lake Ariel and Moosic Mr. Williams will b,
assisted by Rev. II. A. Tucker, ID. D.. state su
pcrintcndent Of the AntiSaloon league.
HOME EXCURSION-The Home for the Friend
| less excursion will leave the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western station tomorrow morninl
at $50 That it will he well patronized is as
| sured Nobody refuses TO buy tickets for
| Home excursion and BinghamtOn is a most de
| sirable destination. Some people have asket
| why it is selected as an objective point agail
| this year The fact is that other place seem
| to attract the public with the satisfactory fnan
cial results experienced from Bnghamton. Th
management has been criticized for choosing thi
destination, but as the excursion is not Ti,
solely for the personal qualification Of tn
| managers, hut for the 400 or 500 extra dollar
| which will be realized for the Home beyond tn
sum which is received from any other point Sc
lected, Binghamton continues to be in favor
| Bauers band will go along on this occasion AM
many now diversions are promised the excursion
| lists. All who have not secured tickets may d
| so at the station tomorrow morning