The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-06

and car shops. the rync. Taylor and Holden
mines. To-day they will pay at the Storrs, Cay
uga and Brisbin mines. The Delaware and hud.
son company paid yesterday at the olyphant ana
Eddy Greek mines, olyphant
ACCUSED OF ASSAILT,--william Joiner, eel.
ored, was arrested yesterday and arraign"l he
fore Alderman Kasson on charges preferred %
Mrs. Louis Joiner and Mrs. Lucy Price, both OF
whom live at 12l Oakford court. Joiner was "c'
cuscd Of having assaulted tho women and biu-
tally beaten them. In default of the bail i'm.
posed he was taken to the county jail.
MILLER GOES TO JAlL.-Fpnk Miller. who
was arrested early yesterday morning by PATROL
men Karius and Ncus with two chickens in his
possession, the ownership OF which he could not
account Tor. was yesterday sent TO the county
Jail in default Of $500 bail. Mrs Kennedy, OF
Prospect avenue, identified the fowls as belong
ing to her. and having been taken from her hen
house Tuesday night.
BIG MILITARY EVENT ToNIGHT.-Onc Of the
biggest military events in the history Of this
city will take place tonight at the armory when
marksmcns badges will be distributed in the
armory to those members Of tho Thirteenth rcei-
mtnt entitled TO thtm. There will be a street
parade over the principal streets Of the city.
Chaplain Charles G. Pierce United States army,
will be one OF the speakers at the armory.
RUN INTO BY CAR.-David Slillcr, OF South
Scranton, was yesterday removed from his home
10 the Lackawanna hospital, As the result OF in
imics received Tuesday aitcrnccn, while croSsin-
tracks on the Delaware. LacLawanna and Western
railroad He was struck by . cdhoose and was
picked up unconscious. Iii, injuries consist Of 4
broken collar bone. lacelation of the hand
and it is also feared that some Of his ribs ar
broken.
MISTER.IN NIGHT. The now command, No
Al. Spanish war Veterans, will he mustered il
on Saturday night in G. \. Il. hall, over First
National bank by Mastering Officer Lieutenant
J. W. Benjamin. Nl who have been discharge
from the United States service eligible Il
membership and IL mustered in on saturday nigh
will hc charter members The cost 10 charter
members is 30 cents. 1t will be necessary fo
those WHO intend to join to bring their discharge
papers.
QUARTERLY CONVENTION OF G.. T. \ T.
The members of the Second district Cdthol
Total Abstinence union in this county will lpl,
quarterly convention in st. Mary's hall, il
North Scranton, Sunday afternoon The Fatha
Whtty society has prepared an interesting lro
gramme and several important questions viii b
brought up. President William Daniels. ot ~
st. Aloysius society, OF South Scranton, viii pre-
side and the meeting will start promptly at
O'Clock.
CITY LIBRARY VALUATION. Henry j. carr
librarian Of the Albright Public library. has jus
filed an inventory Of that property with Cit
Controller Howell. lie places the total valua
tion at Sl91 800. The building and site value
| at 100000 and the furniture and fittings a
$1,000. The 36,3S0 volumes in the lbftY al
| estimated to be worth S:I2, 100. and average of
| little less than 81 Il volume. The msccllancou
| pamphlets, maps and unbound periodicals ar
valued at $4OO.
OFFICERS INSTALLED. The following NJ !
elected officers of Mrs. William f. lIallstead di,
sion. No. So, auxiliary TO the b. Of l.. f., HAY
| Just been installed: President, Mrs. Charles gu
| agan; vce.president, Mrs. William Warner; 81,
retary, Mrs. John ). Loomis; treasurer, Nr'
| Charles Sceley; chaplain. Mrs. william Long
| sentinel, Mrs Moses kellum: guide Ms L.
| ward Hand; insurance secretary, Mrs. IN ma
| Toomey; pillows, Mrs. George Carr, Mrs !, We
| Ting, Mrs. Frank Manley, Mrs. T. r. Swa',2
marshals Mrs willard Lanng Mrs. Charl,
Stevens; pianist Mrs. Frank Poole.
| OPEN AIR EXHlBlTION.--The stcreopticon G,
| hibitions on court house square were resume
| Wednesday evening and will be continued ever
pleasant evening during the summer. Anon
| the magnificent views last evening appeared son,
| OF the great masterpieces of the world, ncludin
| The Immaculate Conception" by Murllo; ais
| finest selections from Flower Studies" ami I'll
| beautiful ocean Steamer" with natural mOy
| ment. Many new views will appear at this pop,
lar open air exhibition every evening and sever.
| illustrated concerts, etc, will afford wholcson
| amusement here for the tens of thousands durin
the summer.
| KELLY FAMILY ARRESTED. Thomas. Jane
| Joseph, Annie and Katie Kelly and Alice Ma
| tin, OF Olyphant, were all before Alderman VI,
| ron kassOn yesterday, charged with assault an
| battery, surety of the peace and forciblc entr
| by Mrs. Ellen NJ Martin. The defendants wei
| held in $500 bail apiece. Mrs. Martin, it seem
| UP TO recently was the landlord Of the Kel
family On the first of April Mrs. Martin ejectC
| them by process of law AMI rented the hou
| to new tenants. These new tenants, according
| Mrs. Mcrtin, were forced to leave the premi,
| by the Kelly clan, who made forcible enti
| into the house, elected the family and took DO
session. Mrs. Martin then demonstrated with Il
Kellys and alleges that result she was a
tackled and beaten.