The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-23

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OF 226 Adams avenue, WAS yesterday held in ;.'5
bali by Alderman kasson, on the charges oi
cruel conduct and non-supporl preferred by his
wife, Mrs. Myrtle Boyers. The latter alleges tha,
her husband turned her out OF doors and refused
10 support her.
RoGAN'S HAND CRu SHED Michael Eogan,
q Carbon street, had his right hand badl !
crushed yesterday while at work at .nc Pine
Brook shaft. 1t was struck by s,dgc hanlnc,
h> the result OF the slipping of the drill he VA,
holding lie had the wound dressed at The
ilckawanna hospital
STRUCK BY STEEL FRAME.--Nt,chaci Meyels.
nj SIG Wyoming avenue, taken to the Lack
;wanna hospital yesterday morning with . broken
hight leg, the result OF being struck by = slcc,
frame while NJ work At the Dickson Locomotive
works on Cliff street. Meyers is n years oi dgc
and is employed Il labor boss.
FEAST DAY.--Eishop llobun celebrated mas,
nj the chapel ot ST. Ccccia's convent yesterday,
ii being the feast day ot st. Cecilia. Alter thu,
mass he addressed the sisters and pupi.s, giving
brief sketch OF the life of ST. Cecilia, with an
interesting account oil her tomb the AppIan
Way. and The translation OF her remains by
Pope Paschal. The pupils vi 1t. Cecclia's Aead-
envy were given holiday afterwards in honor
OF the day.
LECTURE TO TIE WoMEN'S CLUB.-J. Al.
fred Pennington will give IN illustrated lecture
upon 1.-The History and Construction oi til.
Pianofortc'' to the Green Ridge Woman's club
tonight, at the Conservatory of Music ut y
O'Clock. After the lecture, a short prograinm.
of concerted and solo numbers will be rendered
Icy the members of the faculty, Mr.. Pennington.
Miss French and Mr.. liuffmas,er. This is the first
meeting OF the music section OF the Women 5
ri IL N h,, mon a
women.
TOMORROW'S FOOT BALL GAME.--Iocal pa
irons OF foot ball will be given their last oppor-
tunity Saturday afternoon To sce the fast team
OF youngsters who represent Scranton ON the
gridron, chase the pigskin Wikes-Barrc high
echool will be the opposing eleven, aEl the fast
gingery game put up all season by the Lu2crntes
assures well contested match, The two clevens
have met once this fall, and the local Warriors
were victorious. Tomorrow's game Mil br d,s-
peratey contested on both sides, and there
ought to be large attendance TO cheer on the
boys.
GREAT DEMAND FOR sEATs-lt will he good
news for those interested in the career of the
Recital club and the interests OF the Hahne-
mann hospital to be told that the $l.j0 and 81
seats for the operate carnival for the night ot
December 3, are practically all sold. There has
been an unprecedented fiemahd Tor tickets ard
with the exception OF The matinee performance
very few good seats remain. As the matinee
will be in every respect as complete and of as
high degree OF excellence as the evenings en-
tertainment, it is hoped that patrons will help to
fill up the house Tor this time. general re-
hearsal has resulted in surprising degree of
proficiency in the entire programme and the
public may he assured that il will he the best
amateur effort ever given in this city. 4. II.
ba husin ms has ul nj Is
on all street cars and is meeting with great sue
cess in his work OF advancing the interests Of
the proposed affair.
DONATIONS FOR OCTOBER.-The directors OF
the Hahnemann hospital appreciate receiving the
following donations for the month OF October:
Miss Sanction, reading matter; Mrs. Henry Beln,
Jr., medical supplies; Mrs. 7. H. Watkins, one
bolt muslin, one bolt cambric, two bolts flannel;
Nrs George Sanderson, bed spread, two blankets,