The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-17

MEEllNG Of SLEhNS.-a regular meeting OF
the Scranton Clerks association, No. 2ll will
be held tonight at their hall, No. 4os Spruce
street. Members are earnestly requested to he
present. Important business will he transacted.
BLAZE ON ROSS AvENUE.--A two-story
frame dwelling house on Ross avenue, between
Nay Aug avenue and Wood street, caught fire
about 1880 o'clock this morning from detective
fuc, and before the blaze was eXtingushed by
the North Scranton companies the whole upper
portion destroyed and the contents Of the
house ruined by water.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RECEPTION. - Professor
Bucks Sunday school class will hold one OF their
popular receptions for new members in the par.
lors of the Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow night. One of the feature OF the even
ing will be the "Qucston l'ox,' which will con-
tain points of interest to the class. Refreshments
WV ~ e"~vod. II is earnestly hoped that all
members, both new and old, will be in attend.
unCe.
SAINT LUKE'S DAY.-Thc anniversary of Saint
Lukes parish takes place Thursday, Oct. Is. Ii
will be observed very earnestly and enthusiastic.
Cay. In the morning there will be three cec-
brations OF Holy Communion at 8, and 10 a. nj.
respectively. A reception will be held from 3 to
6 D. n., and another from to II p. M. Every
parishoner is expected to take par. in the ami.
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are cordially invited to unite in the joyous oc.
casion.
LOST BOY FOUND.--Patrolman Kiah Peters
last night discovered small hoy roaming about
North Main avenue and removed him 10 the West
Scranton police station. The lad is about seven
wears old and gave his name as Archie Sbip,-
berg. He said that he lived in South Scran.
ION. and later declared that his parents resided
in West Scranton lie wore light knee pants, a
dark coat and n fur can lie is supposcd 10 he n
brother Of Blanche shimbcrg, the damsel of kid.
ropnn, fame
Arru-spD oE ER.1rD --Jobr n Do;o.,m,r .,
my C.od,r ,vcnuc was orraignod boforo Nd.r
man uows chorrod With fraud by 7 II r,ov,.
,,,"n ,n,' so,h ,n orth,os. hnn5 roa;,, ,ar :,
s,no Nh. boarng was continued Clovoiand ,I
Ieges that Dc;gcim,n sold him P, bond n, the
IacLownnn, Stone comnnnv ,ssrr;n, hin, tha,
n was ncrfectIy safe 4 fcw doys of,cr (,lcv,Iand
bought II tbe comnanv stonncd nayiny dividends
and after demonstrating with Deigelman. he
now seeks redress in aderman,s court
MEMBERs' OPENING CONCERT The openins
concert for members in the Railroad Young
MEMS Christian association series will be ciycr
in the hall on lower Lackawanna avenue next
Monday evening. The programme arranged will
afford all who attend most delightful evening":
enjoyment Professor ]. NJ. Chance will have
by the orchestra of the Second Presbyterian
church, Miss Susie Black soprano, and Miss
Eliza Garagan, contralto
ACCUSED OF DEsERTIoN.-Mrs Mary Gala
gher was yesterday arraigned before crmar
Howe charged with desertion by her husband
Thomas Gallagher, OF iOS Railroad avenue. ThI
latter also charged her with being an habitua
drunkard and claims that on a recent occasion
while intoxicated his wife, threatened him will
butcher knife She has frequently throw
saucers, plates and other articles OF clinaware at
him. Two witnesses were sworn, who tcstihec
70 the trn,n % OF 'aiinsnsrs eo'npiahts; o Alderman
Howe held Mrs Gallagher in $500 bail