The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-28
J. Llewellyn, 20 Ross street, Wilkes

MADE THREATS. ALBERT Dynia, of
the Ridge. Archibald. was committed to
the county jail last night by Justice OF
the Peace william j. Williams In the
commitment II was stated that Nria
| threatened the life of John Naperchinsl>i,
of Priceburg.
ENTERTAINMENT GlVEN.-The La
dies Relief association will tomorrow
night give an entertainment in the Excel
sior club house, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to charity purpos cs. one
of the features of the evening will be a
cake walk by profes sional talent.
REVIVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meet
ings at the Univcrsalist church will con-
| tinue each evening this week. Rev. Jas
ID. Tillinghast. of Towanda, will be added
to the clerical force. lie will remain over
Sunday Rev. B. Bruning has SO far pre-
sented Cniversalism clearly and forcibly.
Much interest is manifested.
WOULD NOT ACCEPT.-Rev. J. =.
Moffat wants 1t stated that he received
no invitation to witness a rehearsal of
'Sapho.' and would have refused if he
had. He did not think 1t a duty devolv-
Ing on citizens to act upon these mat
ters when there are city officials whose
obligations require them to act.
B. I. A. DEBATING SOClETY.-The
subject for debate by the Boys Indus
trial Association Literary and Debating
society is, Resolved. that knowledge is
more beneficial to man than wealth"
Affirmative. Harry Shulcr. Angelo
D'Aouino. Louis Starnlman. Moses Har-
ris; negative, Eli Siegc. Michael Trucker,
Herman Suravitz, Julius Siegel.
" Isi,,
Park mid-week service tonight it is ex-
pected that Rev. DR.. John II. Race pres
ident of Grant university, Chattanooga,
Tenn, with Rovs. Jay and Thomas. of
Wyoming conference, will be present and
conduct the meeting. These two are
noted as fine singers and will be heard
with pleasure. The public is invited.
ACCUSED or TRESPASS.-St stephen
Berlng was arrested early yesterday
morning at jl5 Mulberry street, a house
which he entered, although not lodging
there, and proceeded to make himself
perfectly at home in. He went to sleep
i'm one of the rooms and police hcadquar
ters being notified of the case Sergeant
Ridgway called and took him in custody.
He was fined s. yesterday morning.
MILITARY BALL.-Company G, of the
Thirteenth regiment. last night gave n
military ball at the arnOrE. "A large
number of couples were in attendance
and thoroughly rioycd themselves.
Bauers orchestra furnished the music
and the committee in charge of the af-
fair consisted Of Lieutenant Bernard
Haggcrty. Sergeant Bcckman, Corporals
Carl Gunstcr and John Malta, and P.i-
vate John Ross.
SURPRISE PARTY.--A pleasant SUR
prise party was rendered Miss Etha Will
lard Monday evening at her home $50
Breck court, in honor of her eighteenth
birthday. The usual party diversions
We're indulged in until late hour when
refreshments were served and all left for
their several homes declaring their hos
tess charming entertainer Miss Etha
Willard was the recipient of many beat
tiful and useful presents. Many flash
lights were taken of the party. Among
those present were the Misses Katherine
LaBar, from Moscow: Cora Singer. Lii
liam Storms. Myrtle Swingle. Isabel Pot
ter, Nellie Wdenor, Luella Widenor.
Beatrice Walton. Belle Hazleton, Lillian
Boyer. Carris Bloomer. Mabel Bloomer,
Minnie Thomas and Etha willard;
Messrs. Archibald Bisbing. Charles La
Bar, Robert McCole, Edwin Wortham
mer Elmer WidenOr. George l.. Hartman.
Elmer Harris. Charles Campbell Bert
Maloy, J. II. Elliott. Delbert Robacker.
Harry s. willard. Archibald Willard and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Willard.