The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-11

ence Crittenton Home desire to thank all those
who so generously contributed to or assisted
at the runmage sale which held last week
for the benefit Of the institution.
DEATH WAS NATURAL. Coroner Robefts con-
Quoted an autopsy and inquest in the case Of
Elias Smith, who found dead near his home
In Newton township. The autopsy revealed the
fact that death was due 10 heart failure and the
Jury rendered verdict nrtlngy.
DANCING TONlGlIT.--'rhc knights OF Colum.
bus Social club will NET AZ the club house to.
night for dancing. practice and it is expected
that every member will be present. The event
will be exclusively fcr. members and lady friends
Professor Se.ge' will e present to instruct
those desiring lessons. Dancing will commence
at o'clock.
CAMPAIGN SONC.-- One Of the special features
at the West Side Republican rally tins evening
will be the rendering for the first time OF the
new campaign song, ''for Honor, Flag and Ma
tion." Words and music by Alfred Wooer, Of
this city, who will sing the song in his own
pleasing style. TIL, song is an ideal one for cam
paign purposes. 1t is now in course OF publica.
tion.
OPENING DANCE.-rhc Elite Dancing class
gave its opening dance of the season last night
ct the John Boyle O'Reilly council rooms on
Lackawanna avenue, about one hundred couples
being in attendance Miss Kate Rearlon at the
piuno furnished the music. j. i. Walsh and J.
j. Manion were in charge Of The affair. \ dance
will be given by the class every Wednesday night.
GOT SIX MONTHS.-A scedy looking youth,
who gave Orrille Idghtncr as his cognoman,
was arraigncd before Alderman Mlar yesterday
on the charge of vlsrancy and committed
to the county Jail by the magistrate or six
months This is pretty severe sentence and
Orville deserved ii He his beer lrrc.;ed on
previous occasions by the police. oi Iai, le has
been lot'rinr around the Delaware, LACKS .
wanna and Western station AMI 'as bee a source
OF much annoyance lie i- % wears OF age and
gives Dayton, o., as his hoMc
SATURDAYS FOOT BALL GAME.-Now that
the Iackawanna team has gone out oi exist.
there remain but two to fight for the s'.
prerpacy of the local field. Although the deois-
ion Of the referee in last Saturdays rWlic gave
the victory to their opponents, the high school
team has not vet forfeited its boas. of bein;
the fastest and best in the city. They vii! At
tempt to demonstrate this fact at the park Sat
urtay when they line up against tie StrOus.
burg Normal school eleven ior the frs, real.
game on the home gridiron,
THREATENED HIS LlFE.--Ilcnry i,wger, OF
Petersburg, was held in $500 hail last aight i,y
Alderman Mlllar, on the charge of threats, pre-.
ferred by George Buchner, one of the defend.
ants neighbors. large tree grows on Burg
er's premises, and one of its branches extends
into Bucher's yard. The branch has been the
source of much trouble between the ncighhors
and when Bucher recently removed a .urge IN :
from it he claims that Burger later called on
him and told him II he did not replace il he
would kill him within twenty.four hours.
IDEAL SOCIAL CILlB.-'rhc Ideal Social club
held its first monthly meeting last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs ID. c, Myers, COO Olive
street. The early part of the evening was spent
in card playing. recitaions vocal and instri.
mental music, The Scranton Mandolin club
rendered several selections. Al n seasonabie hour
refreshments were served. Among those who en-.
joyed the evening were; Mr.. Allen, Roy Allen
Mr.. Bacon, Mr. Bull Mrs Bull. Miss Green, Mr.
Kellar, Mr. Morgan Mrs. Morgan, Maud Myers
Miss Sherman, MIR. Spreag, Mrs Smeag Mr.
Sherman, Mrs Sherman, Mr.. Swartz. Mrs. Swarty,
Miss Maize Myers