The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-03

Dodge, oxford, Diamond Manville and Hall
stead mines. The Delaware and Hudson COM
pany paid the superintcndents clerks at Scran-
ton and Carbondalc Saturday.
ACCUSED OF LARCENY.-Louis Augler WIS
, arrested yesterday and taken to the central
police station, at the instance of Liveryman
Joseph Kelly, of Linden street. The latter al.
lCgcs that Augles hired rig from him one
day and never returned with it..
GOLF MATCH TODAY.-A one.ball sweep.
stake handicap at eighteen holes open to all
Comcrs will be played this afternoon on the
Country Club course. Entries must be made
before . O'Clock p. m. ]. If. Brooks, James
Blair, James II. Torrey, Greens committee.
STATION DOING WELL.-Corporal II. j.
Ransom, of the United States marine recruiting
office, reports himself well satisfied with the
work done, since his arrival in this city, Sew
entcen Scranton boys have entered the service,
and been sent to the Marine barracks at the
navy yard in Philadelphia,
CURTIS ARRESTED. A. Curtis, agent for
the Lackawanna News company, was arrested by
County Detective Lcyshon Saturday, a
warrant issued at the instance of Laura Minich,
Of Allentown, who charges him with a serious
oiIcnse. W. II. White qualified his bondsman
in the sum of $500 before Alderman Millar.
PAYING CITY TAXES-Saturday a very large
amount Of cash in to the city treasurer's
office from the payment of taxes The largest
payment was check for $500 from the Della
ware and Hudson company. Controller Howell
countcrsigncd orders for $4,000 Saturday, which
were distributed between the employees of the
street department, whose pay for two months
due.
BASE BALL,-At the base ball park, at 34,
o'clock this afternoon, will occur the much
taked.of game between the Eurekas and Mo
docs for $50 side and the amateur champion
ship of the county. Both teams are listed in tn,
first class, and good game is anticipated, a.
much rivalry exists An admission Of Is cent
will be charged to detray the necessary ex
pcnses.
WEEKS CLEARINGS-The Traders Nationa
bank reports coarings for the Scranton Clearin!
House association for the week ending Sept /
follows; Monday, S2O3, ,2$5 IS; Tuesday SlSl,
S7O.53; Wednesday, Sl66 79i0S; Thursday, sl29,
7lT02; Friday, Sl35,254; Saturday, $I39, go Is
total, S9jj,5ij.l6. Corresponding week las
year, S0sj3O9.sl; clearngs for August, -, ,4J6,
O9SSS; for corresponding month last year, "a,
6i2234.77.
PECULIAR OPERATION Mr. Roth. q
Carks Summit, fell out of his wagon Frida
morning. and the wheel grazing his head rcmoy
ed one OF his ears rs clean as though lone wit
sharp blade. DIR. Lynch of Cark's Summit
and Dr. ;. j. Longsreet, OF this city, wer
sun moned, and stitched the ear back on IN
head. The operation was peculiar and unou
one hut both physicians say that Mr. Rot
will suffer no ill ELECTS from It.
DEMOCRATIC PRlMARIES-Tho DemoCrati
primaries for the election of delegates to tn
Third and Fourth legislative district conyer
tions, were held Saturday, and Tuesday the COZ
ventions will be held, the Third district q
Clark's Summit and the Fourth in Pricebur.
In the Third district, the only candidate Is A
tomey John II. Bonner, of Old Forge In Ii
Fourth there are four contestants for the place
P. J, Mccormack, of Olyphant; Hon. p.
Timlin, Of Jermyni T. A. Hcndrick, of Jernyr
and Hon. Thomas Mooney, OF Carbondale.
MRS. MARY BROWN INJURED.-Davi
Thomas, while "scorching" down Penn avenu
on his bicycle Saturday morning, knocked dow
Mrs. Mary Brown the aged mother Of Mrs.
l.. Stein, OF Wyoming avenue. She was eros
ing the street in front of RohTwasser's baker
when young Thomas collided with her Mr
Brown picked up unconscious and tab.
into the bakery She received a bad bruise ,
the forehead and severe shock 10 her enti
system. DIR. j, l.. Stein is in attendance. II
oyclist accounts for the collision by saying
was closely watching part of his wheel, tn
be thought was out Of order, and for the tin
being, did not see where ne was going.
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