The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-14

OF ~. JoScph society VIII he held this after
loon in the College chapel at O'clock. -.
s/ MEMBERS COURSE.--IIorace l. Bovine, the
artistic entertainer, has been secured to give 4
performance at the Railroad Young MEMS Chris
tan association members course next Friday
evening.
COMMON SCOLD-Gortic Jones was held in
5000 bail last evening by Alderman Kelly on the
charge of being common scold The charge
was preferred by George Reese, OF $50 Washing.
ton avenue
JOINT ANNlvERSARY.--Scra castle. No.
1877, and Esther assembly. No. 49, Ancicn, Order
Knights OF the Mystic CLAIM, will hold their
joint anniversary in Flnlcy's hall on Lackawanna
avenue Nov. Ii.
CHARGED WITH ASsAuIT--OwCn Finn.an
Of Dcckcr's court, was yesterday committed To
the county Jail in default of 800 bail by Alder
man Mllar on the charge of aSsau!tng Michael
Kearns and threatening his life.
RAY G. SMITH THOSEN.-Thc members of
Company C, Thirteenth regiment, met last night
in the armory and unanimously elected First
Sergeant Ray G. Smith to hr Second lieutenant,
vi,' Bernard lIaggcrly, resigned,
WATCH RECOyERED.--C Detective Mor
yesterday recovered gold watch and chain
which was stolen Oct. l3 from William A. Davis
''rhe Golden Miner" who attended the miners
convention held here at that time.
EVENING OF READTNC;..F, Hopkiuson smith
The famous author-artist and mechanical engineer
will give evening Of reading in the Rirvclc
club Thursday, nov. %. Tickets may be had at
Powell's music store and Sandcrson's drug store
HAWAII NER --vhn ryi. ,,,
Mrs william j. Hannah will he held from the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. A. J.. nepcw
200l Amelia avenue, Wednesday afternoon at /!
o'clock instead OF ., as announced in previous
issue.
DEMONSTRATIVE LECTURE.-.s Saturday Nov
~, at p. M. the teacher of domestic science
of the Y. ". G. A. will give lenlonstrotivn
lecture at 205 Washington avenue ON the making
Of bread and rolls. small admission fec will
be charged
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.--~Harry Sylvia of tn,
I.ackawanna News company. was last night ar.
Migned before Alderman Millett, of West Scran.
ton on the charge of assaulting Harris Frank
young newsboy, Sunday morning. The case
was discharged.
STRUCK THESE IN THE FACE.--Iance De.
pew, of Moscow, was last night held in $500 bail
by Alderman Mllar on the charge of assaultng
j. r. Theise, Penn avenue musician. The two
men had a quarrel over mutual sweetheart ami
Depew struck Thcise in the face.
FALL or ROOF.'-Paul Shultz, miner at the
Pine Brook shaft, and Joe Gabilius, his aborcr
were yesterday caught under fall OF roof while
at work in the mine and We're scrousy injured
Gabilius sustained fracture OF the LETT arm
and shultz had his hip bone fractured.
SEWING CIRCLE sALE.--The Young Ladies'
Sewing circle will have sale in the Board Of
Trade building tomorrow and Friday when many
useful and beautiful articles, fancy work, dolls.
candy, cakes, ETC., will he offered 10 patrons
The proceeds are for the poor OF the city.
BEST PLACE TO SEE EXERCISES best
place in town to see the parade and to view
the unyeiling OF the monument Is from tia
windows of the Young Womens Christian asso.
.iation These windows will he rented. Come in
to engage one before all the room is gone.
THREFALL MUCH ACCUSED. William Tine
Gall, OF 1872 Langsiaf avenue, was yesterday ar.
raigned before Alderman Miar on the charge
,f tearing down stone wall belonging TO the
'ackawanna Iron and Steel company and carting
iway the stones. lie held in $500 bail
SKULL FRACTURED. Andrew Koier, oi Mad
IOn avenue Dunmore, was badly injured Whilp
AZ work yesterday in the Johnsone mine lie
had fired blast and was struck by large piece
Di flying coal. He sustained serious fracture
ii the skull and was taken to the Iahnemann
hospital.
HE FOOLED WITH DyNAMITE.--Johu Lynch.
!. l2yesr-old lad employed at Jermyn No.