The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-28

will 90 to Lake Clemo, Wayne county, this
morning on n tour Of inspection. The lake is
three miles from Georgetown.
ACCUSED OF AssAULT.-Alderman Millar
Saturday held S. B. Dawson, proprietor OF the
English hotel, in $500 bail on the charge Of az.
sault and battery preferred by Nellie Martin.
SUNDAY SERVICE REsUMED.-The Sunday
train service for the summer was yesterday re.
sumed on the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad
trains going through to Hawley leaving Scranton
at a, m. and p. m.
DIsORDERLY CoNDUCT.--Frank Evans was
arrested yesterday morning by Patrolman Con-
merry on a warrant issued by Alderman Howe lie
Is accused Of drunkenness and disorderly CON
duct and non.support and will be given hear
ing this morning
NOT YET REINST ATED. Lieutenant Of Po.
lice Spellman and Parolman Babe Jones
have not yet been rcinstated in their position
on the police force from which they were s'is-
pended on Mayor Mor's communication to coun-
Gill; asking their removal
HEARING POSTPONED The hearing Of Io-
ratio 7. Fellows. former select councilman OF
the Fifteenth ward, charged with accepting
bribe, was to have been conducted before Alder.
man Fuller Saturday Afternoon but was post
poned at the request Of the prosecutor.
FEARED LOCKJAW. -Sigmund Swivinski, Of
1915 Stone avenue, was received at the Lacka'
wanna hospital Saturday suffering from an ugly
wound in the foot caused by a piece Of rusty
nail entering it, The foot was cut open and
thoroughly clcansed to prevent lockiaw.
MEETING TONIGHT. The Catholic Historical
Society and Newman Magazine club will conduct
meeting tonight in the Knights OF Columbus
club house Washington avenue, when paper
on "FathCr Ryan, the poet.prcst Of the South y
will be read by Professor Edward Flood, OF the
high school faculty.
LAST CONCERT.-Thc symphony orchestra
give their last concert Of the season one week
from tonight. The soloist will be Gwlym Miles,
the famous baritone. The great success which
was achieved at the last symphony concert
will be equallcd il not surpassed in this forth
coming musical event
WEEKS CLEARINGS. The Traders National
| bank reports clcarings from the Scranton Clear
| ing house association week ending May &c, 1900,
as follows: Monday. 1927 sO9.52; Tuesday, s26l,.
| 9579l; Wednesday. sl72,s65.70; Thursday, $751;,
66707; Friday, Sl5a,oi5.7l; Saturday Sl34, 2s;
| total, sl,14i,32s09; corresponding week last
| year, SltZoi,oJO,uJ.
| BARBER SHOT, ROBBED..-The barber shop
| OF Dominick Gibbons, in the basement Of the
| Traders National bank on Wyoming avenue, wa:
| Friday night entered by sneak thieves who
| took four razors away with them. key se
| creted on the outside for the use Of the shor
employees was found by the thieves and used
| In effecting an entry.
| LOST CHILDREN-The police were yesterday
notified Of the disappearance from home Of Mar
ion Snyder, 4-year.od girl whose parents reside
at Division street and Hyde Park avenue. The
child has short hair and dark eyes. Roy Lamp
young West Scranton boy, is also lost. He il
years old. and when last seen wore a white
waist blue knee pants and straw hat.
SONGS OF THE SUNNY sOUTH.--Tomorrov
evening in St Thomas college hall the fourth
| lecture Of the course for the bcncflt of tht
| Catholic Young Womcns club will be given il
College hall. The speaker will he the Rev
| Thomas j. Mclaughlin, of New York, who viii
take for his subject "Songs Of the Sunny South.
In illustration of the thought of his lecture h
will sing four of the songs that are characters
tic Of the southland In addition TO the lectur
there will be vocal numbers by Mrs. Josepl
O'Brien, Mrs. Thomas C. Walsh, Miss Alic
Burke and Miss Isabel Clarke.