The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03

happened to be present and gave pleasing con.
gratulations after the ceremony by Rev. Dr.
Charles NJ ('iAln.
PAY DAys.--The Delaware and Hudson com.
pany paid Yesterday at the ,Mnrvinc shaft and
Leggctts Creek mine at North Scranton. The
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western company
paid Yesterday at the Diamond. liallstead and
Mnnvillc mines. and will pay today at the BELLE
yuc, Dodge and Oxford mines.
MAYOR WILL aPEAK.--At the Epworh
league service OF the Simpson Methodist Epi'oo'
pal church tomorrow Sunday evening at e3o
an address will be delivered by Hon. James Moir
mayor Of this city, Subject, Are We Doing
Our Bcst2' Violin solo by will Betterly. Tie
meeting is open to the public.
WILL RECEIVE RETtiRNs.-.Anthracitc co'n.
mandery, No. eli. Knights OF Malta. will receive
election returns by special wire on Tuesday even
ing at their rooms in the Guernsey building, 3I6
Washington avenue. Open to the public. snc.
oial invitation is extended to all Knights ot
Malta. Cigars and good time.
HOLD MEETING TONfGIiT.-The Louis Kos.
suh First Hungarian Political club OF Scranton.
Pa. will hold a special meeting at the Coleman
House. South Washington avenue, at p. m,
Saturday, Nov. g. 1900. All members are urgent.
~ requested to attend as matters Of Importance
are to he discussed. John Kramer, president; Jo-
scph Juhas. secretary.
THIRD ANNUAL BALL.-Thc third annual
ball OF the Building Trades Council was last
night held at Music Hall. There was large
attendance and the affair was a successful one.
Those in charge were: Master Of ceremonies,
j. J. Coolican: assistant master OF ceremonies.
G. r. Davis executive committee. J. j. Cooli.
can, T. II. Buckley, William Cutler. p. IT.
staff, ]. ai Knowlton; prompters, T. c. Langan,
Frank McDonough.
THREATENED TO THROW A LAMP.-Ncllie
Kclet of Center street, was last night nr
raigned before Alderman Minr, charged with
assault and battery and threats by Mrs. Mag
gle Colbon, also of Center street. The latter
alleged that the Kclet woman last night ran
into her house and picking up a lighted lamp
threatened to throw it at her. and drove her
out OF the house. The defendant was dismissed
on the first charge, and fined S. the second.
r. Il. Y. VI. G. 4. CANVASS The canvas.
for members is going on merrilv at the Railroad
Young Mems Christian association. Thus far
the work has been principally in the car shops.
where one hundred and fifty-three members
were enrolled The machine shops will he
vaSsed next week. after which the road and
office men will be worked. From present indi
cations the membership will be at the highest
point it has ever reached by the close Of the
present month.
HELD AN AIfTOPSY.-(oroner Roberts yester-
day afternoon performed an autopsy on the rc.
mains OF John Butterman. Jr., OF Petersburg.
who was killed Wednesday afternoon in the Erie
and Wyoming Valley railroad yards at Durmore
by being struck by falling derrick. Burt n.
mans skull was found to he fractured aud his
left leg broken. Coroner Roberts gives Butter.
mans family the power TO decide il an inquest
shall be held and the fact ascertaincd whether
the mans death was due to any negligence on
the part Of the railroad company.
MILITARY BAIL..-Company +. Thirtecn,h
regiment. will coaIl a military bali at the
armory on Thursday evening, Nov. 10, which
will undoubtedly be the society event of the
season. The soldiers and sailors monument
will be unveiled that day and many prominent
state officials and military men will be in the
rity. The patronesses will include many of the
most prominent society leaders of the city. The
,rmoly will he decorated and the floor covered
With crash. The company rooms will be re-
served for the ladies and the interior of the
building will be specially illuminated for the
occasion.
LlEDERKRANZ MlNSTRELs.-rhc Scranton
iederkianz society will hold their minstrel per.
or1lanrc on Monday evening" Nov %. at Music |
mll, on 1.ackawanna avenue. The company will |
consist of torty-five people, which is under the |
management OF Nelson reets. Professor W. C. |
DIT is musical director. The soloists of the |
company are Albert Davis Fred Softly, Fred |
Ncinor, Gus Weinss, Billy Williams Will Encr.
Ok Charles Berthe, Gus Reppert. Charles Wen |
el. Louis Conrad, Louis Sicbecker Tie olio |
will consist OF five numbers. After the perform
nee social will be given. Lawrcnce's full |
'and and orchestra will furnish the music for
performance and social