The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-08

RcnubIlCan headquarters. county committee
will probably be selected.
FILED \ CERTIFIC ATE.-City Solicitor Vos.
burg yesterday filed a certificate Of the Republi-
can nominations for county Offices with the coun.
ity commissioners. lie also sent the nominations
for Judge and congress TO the secretary Of state
as is required by law.
DECLARED BANKRUPT.-WilIamN Nisbct. pro.
prictor of "rhc Nishct' notion store, on Lacka.
wanna avenue, has been adiudicatcd a bankrupt
In the involuntary proceedings instituted by a
committee Of creditors The case is now in the
hands of Referee c. A. Van Wormer.
PAY DAYS.--The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company paid yesterday at the Storrs
shaft and will pay the employees of the machine
shops today. The Delaware and Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Grassy Island colliery, Oily
plant, and the Delaware mines, at Mill Creek.
HEARING POSTPONED keeper Fish, Of
Penn avenue, was to have had a hearing before
Alderman Millar yesterday on the charge of sell.
ing liquor on Sunday preferred by Agent Wilson,
Of the Mems union. The hearing was, however,
postponed until o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
STRUCK BY \ FALLING DERRICK.-John r.
Evans, CmplOye at the Lackawanna Iron and
steel Company's car shops, was struck by fall.
ing derrick yesterday and badly injured about
the head and shoulders. lie was taken to the
Nose, Taylor hospital for treatment. \ fellow
workman was also caught under the falling tim.
her and received severe cut on the head The
cut was scwcd up and he was then taken to his
home.
DANNIlLE INERNMAN lIERE.--It now de.
volopN that L"wis Angle who was held in 500
bail by Alderman Mlar on the charge Of pre-.
and 4
Kelly AMI taking them TO Bloomsburg and selling
them, is wanted on several charges of a like
manner Mr.. Hunter, a Dlnvllc Hvcryman, Vas
in the city yesterday, and identified Angle a,
,hc man who Wa, in place two months ago and
hired rig which ne aicrward sold at Shame
Kin and which was subsequently, recovered by
Mr., Hunter. Angie is also thought to be the
man who, two months ago, worked a similar
game al FugIlard
Evidence ~ TRESPASS SCIT.-Morc tcsti,
mour va, heard yesterday morning in the Suit u
trespI', brought against the city by Mrs. AIMS
NcurCu'v, # PittSiOn avenue, who claims 50, ,OOJ
damages for injuries to hp: health caused by IN,
overflow Of the Kirst court cuyUrt The plaintiff
yesterday morning put in evidence several re
Vcpt> showing that she had paid Sl40 TO hav,
her house raised three feet on account of tn,
food and that She had been compelled to re
build part Of the foundation walls and 10 hav,
the paint and plaster throughout the house re
ncwcd The hearing will hc continued Monday
when the city will put in its side OF the case.
LITERARY GLIB FORMED A meeting wa
held last night in the hall Of the Howard Plac
Methodist Episcopal church and literary an,
social club formed, under the auspices Of tn
church. The officers Of the association were in
sailed by Rev j. NJ. Gmcrc, who made tn
INSTALLATION address, They are: President Mrs
a v, gGlmerei rvice,prcsdent, Mrs. I'ann'it
tbrter; secretary, Miss Emma Loc: 0ssi-''"'
rctarn nGNss Florence Scott; treasurer Mrs. Ed
&,rd Jackson; cyccutiye committee, Mrs. J, NJ
ealmrte Mrs, Jeanette Porter, Mrs, Alex Patter
son, Matter Scott Clarence Foster ola,.o.u
ney. j. NJ, Gilmere A recitation by waite
Scott. sId a solo by Miss Florence Scott wcr
fepturcs Of last aghts entertainments