The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-06

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ACCIDENTALLY INJURED.--whilc scuffling
with an acquaintance yesterday John Ially, Of
Green Ridge, was struck forcbly Gnl seriously
injured. lie taksil to the Lacka wa,,ra hospi.
tai.
BALL IN MUSIC IIALL.--The first annual ball
Of the Independent Scranton lodge, No. 232, !.
o. B. A., will be held in Music hall on Wedncs-
day evening, Oct. Ii. Lawrencc's orchestra will
furnish the music
ACCUSED BY HIS WIFE.-Jamcs King, of
West Scranton, was arraigncd before Alderman
Mlar charged with assault and battery and
non.support by his wife. He was held in $500
bail OH each charge.
PASSION PLAY.--Thc illustrated lecture on the
Passion play was repeated last night at the Picy.
Gle Club house by Rev. F. w. Goss with much
better success than on Thursday night, the pic.
lures showing up to better advantage.
NOT NATHAN SURAvITZ' SON.-Michacl Sura.
vitz, the young man released from the Eastern
penitentiary Tuesday a of Jacob Sura-
vitz. of Raymond court, not Nathan Suravitz, Of
Penn avenue, as announced in yesterdays Trib-
une.
RUANEl ENTERED BAIL.--Mchacl Ruanc, who
was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman
Nillar, at the instance OF John Loughncy,
charging him with assault and threats to kill,
entered bail before Alderman De Lacy on Thurs.
day night.
BIG LAND DEAL-Dolph winton, of this
city, who have been buying up timber land in
West Virginia, have just sold 10000 acres in
Randolph and Pocahontas counties to Jennings
Bros, OF Lopez, this state, who intend to cut
and market the timber.
LECTURE ON MoRMoNIsM.-Rcv 0. r.
Beardscy, pastor of All Souls Univcrsd!ist
church, will give lecture OIL "Utah and Nor
monism' on Monday night before Washington
camp No. 5T2, Patriotic Order Sons of America,
IN their hall OH Wyoming avenue.
AMICABLY SETTLED. D.--Anlrew Spottzky Of
West Scranton, arraigned before Alderman
Millar last night and held in $500 bail on the
charge Of assault and battery preferred by Rit
Ritz, of Seventh street Later the charge was
withdrawn and the case amicably settled.
MINERS LEAVE FOR EUROpE.--About fifty
foreigners at the Lackawanna station last
night waiting for the New York train. From the
metropolis they leave for the old country. They
were miners employed at the Plymouth, Nanticoke
and Wilkes Barre mines before the strike began.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED. There was to
have been meeting in the Office Of Henry Bclin,
Jr., yesterday afternoon to elect four directors
for the Pennsylvania orli school and transact
other business. but, as 10 quorum appeared,
the meeting was postponed 1t will be held
Friday, Oct. 10.
HAS BOUGHT A RESIDENCES. 4. Wayland,
manager of the Peoples Telephone company, has
bought house at 436 Clay avenue, Scranton,
from Attorney Stanley Smith. Mr.. Wayland will
make his future residence in Scranton. lie has
been living on West South street, this city,
Wilkes. Barre News.
SALE NEXT FRIDAY.-Next Friday evening
there will be sale Of useful household articles
and food at the residence OF Mrs. r. Il. Hurley,
102S Electric avenue. The sale is for the benefit
of the Household Economic section OF the Wo.
mans club. The women hope for encouragement
in their work by a large attendance and generous
patronage
ITALIAN POLITICAL CLuB.-The Italians OF
Old Forge have organized an Independent politi-
cal club and have elected the following officers:
President, Slbatino spigarelli; vice president,
Tony Lana; secretary, Feliciano Staifarino;
treasurer, Tarol Pasquale; executive commit
tee, slvestro Luciani Papi Luigi, Znsberiti @.
Batsta and Boldrini Carlo.