The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
SUSQUEHANNA.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
I Susquehanna, May 9.-The intut
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coleman.
of Front street, died on Tuesday. The
remains were today taken to Bingham
ton for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ginnavan and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Pettis are in NIL
waukee attending the grand interna-
| tional convention of thc Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers.
John Olsen, of the Oakland side, an
| Eric shop machnist, was ron Monday
taken to the Danville asylum for the
| insane. He has been an inmate of that
| institution before.
The May devotions" in st. Johns
Catholic church are being largely at
| tended.
Messrs. John and Michael Kane and
Mrs. Dennis Casey, of Susquehanna,
were called to Bnghamton today by
the death of their brother, the late
James Kane, who had resided in Bng-
| hamton for forty years.
Rev. Anthony Brodericll, pastor of
the Montrose Catholic church. is in
Archibald. visiting his mother
Rev. w. j. Cleveland. recently rector
of Christ ED'scopal church in Susque-
| hanna, is again missionary among
the Indians at the Blue Ridge agency,
in South Dakota.
a brisk shower on Tuesday afternoon
| quenched the forest fires in this vicir-
! ity.
In st. Barnabas Episcopal church, in
Denver Colorado. May 2, Albert Wag-
ner and Miss Mary Mnnehaha Ellis
of Cripple Creek. were united in mar
riage The BRIDEGROOM who is now a
Cripple Creel: business man, is ma
tive of Susquehanna. where he resided
until within few years.
Congressman c. Fred Wright is at
/ home for few days.
T.. Bostwick. of Montrosc, was in
town on Tuesday.
The Susquehanna Journal says: Car
bondale is probably the smallest city
of its size in the United States"
II. p. Doran and daughter, Miss Jen-
ME, are in New York, on business.
In the Methodist church last even
ing, Rev. DR. Henry Tuckley, pastor Of
the Centenary Methodist church in
Binshamton, preached an able and in .
structivc sermon before the annual
convention Of the Home Missionary
society Of the Binghamton district of
| the Methodist church.
Rev. Hunter Reed of LanesborO. a
! missionary to Africa, is en- route home.
He has been working in the vicinity of
Dom PaulS bailiWick, and matters have
become too torrid in that section for
pleasant or profitable work among the
= unwaShed.
Tim Hurley. Of Susquehanna, cha!-
lenges Jack" McDonough. of ST. Paul
to a twenty-five round glove contest, Il
take place before the club Offering the
best terms, and for a side bet of from
800 to $780, the winner to take all.
Considerable money has been con-
tributed and pledged for the carrying
on Of the work of the Anti-Saloon
league in MontrOse.
A months mind mass for the late
Father James McCabe, of Warren, Pa.
was on Monday morning celebrated H.
st. Mary'S Catholic church in Mont
rose the pastor, Rev. Anthony r
BrOderiCk, officiating.
Dewitt \. Ellsworth, of Montrose. is
in Susquehanna this week. on business
The Susquehanna Baptist church is
still oastorless. There are numerous
candidates Cor the pastorate.
Charles II. Moore has been appointed
first assistant engineer and Mason r.
Strong bridge engineer of the Erie, with
headquarters i'm New York.
1t is rumored that the Erie has giver
the Brooks Locomotive works, in Dun.
kirk. an order for ffty of the new
monster compound locomotives. Twen.
ty-live of these will be assigned to the
New York division exclusively. The
greater portion of the Glass r" loco