The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

was unnecessary. The coroner has been assured
that irespassing over the rcstlng will be pro-
hbied in the future.
STRUCK ~ i,CCKET. --Iamcs Mclaughlin, OF
River street, employed IN the South steer mii',
met with q serious accident yesterday morning.
lie was struck with a heavy iron bucket which
is used to carry molten iron. and sustained u
fracture of the skull. lie was taken to the Moses
TAYLOR hospital where the physicians have seri-
ois doubts OF his recovery.
WILSON ARRESTED William Wilson. the II.
ycar-old bootback. upon whom the police relied
for important testimony in the case tried last
week. OF John Shcclan and Alice jacoby, ciarg-
ed with taking purse containing SlW from
the person of Thomas ". Mansfield, of West
Scranton, was yesterday arrested on capias.
Young Wilson is charged with contempt OF
court. He failed 10 appear AS witness at the
time.
INSTALLED OFFICERS. schiller lodge, NO.
3ij, Free and Accepted Masons, last even
ing installed the yearly officers, with all the
solemn installation rites, at Masonic hall. isa-
dorc Goodman is the worshipful master, and the
other officers are: Senior warden. Peter Stipp;
Junior warden Adam Stocckel; secretary, Chos.
Colbert; treasurer. Joseph Gunstcr: trustees. n.
ncr. banquet was served after the ceremony.
OFFICERS CHOSEN.-At a regular business
meeting Of Sosthenes lodge, No. 1866, @. N. o. OF
q. f.. last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Marshal, Tinker
W. Frcas, reelected; Lewis L. Morton, financial
secretary, reelected; Edward Meyers, trustee; j..
A. Walker, advocate: e. 4. Platter. chaplain The
committee appointed to audit the accounts of the
f,r tt,.
most satisfactory report of the condition in which
they found the financial affairs OF the LODGE and
highly commended the secretary and treasurer Tor
the strict business methods they had used in
managing the finances OF the order.
ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL.'rhc second Of
the annual entertainments and balls given by
the fiore Brothers Union orchestra was held at
Music Hall last night. Professor 7. Nandcrvcken.
volinist. the Scranton Mandolin club and the
Philharmonic quartcttc participated in the enter.
tainment. The reception committee consisted OF
Fred Cercni. Vincent Casscsc, Nicholas Nola. C..
Morosn, John Carucci. Jr., L. Mosucc, and
the floor committee was made up OF G. A. Pirro,
G. De Marco, g. Pinto, +. Scortlamaglia. The
members of the orchestra are: j. n. Tomkins.
violin; j. p. fiorc. violin; G. F. Fiorc. violin;
Salvador Fiore, violin; d. +. Butruce, bass; 10.
reph $. Fiorc. flute: George s. Fiorc. clarinet !;
IhuHiis ChTIct, tTlIlk =. IIott,
trombone; j. j. Clark, drums.
DONATION DAl-'rhe directors OF the Florence
Critcnton Home. Ii2 Harrison avenue, thank
most heartily the friends who sent us the follow.
ins donations: Mrs. Thomas Dickson, $50. one
dozen canned goods. comfortable. one pie
t,irc, Friend. Pcckvillc, 81: Mrs. Charles Won
S,orch, s. Miss Eliza Dmmick. 81 Mrs. j. W.
fiowarth. 81: G. $. Woolworth. 50 in mcrchan-
disc: Mrs. l.. b. Powell. one barrel potatoes: r..
G. Conrsrn, one barrel tea; school No. 81, Miss
Means room. one basket apples; Mrs }. u. Dim
mick. one barrel apples. one barrel potatoes:
Mrs. William r. Kennedy. dozen canned
goods: l.. T. Craig. one waist: Mrs. r. Stellr,
onc'la!t barrel apples, ten cans fruit: Philip W.
Roll potatoes: Pierce market. two quarts beans,
orc-Mlf husel apples. onc-half b,l>hcl potatoes,
onc.lalf hn.hel turnips. bacon: Mrs. q. W. Fritz.
prov i>ons; Mrs. William h. McCla,c, butter. oat
meal: I.ackaWannl store company. 81 worth
sugar ham; Mrs. ARIA Williams, one b,slleI pota-
toes; Mrs. W. ". Scranton. one barrel apples;
Mrs. L. ;. Wcston one ham; South Side store.
four bushels potatoes: Mrs. Sam Jones. one ham:
W. j. Marvel. fish. turnips; Mrs. W. II. Taylor.
mince meat. Those interested in our home are iu-
viled to call al any time. No special reception
day.