The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-25
CITY NOTES


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MEETING TONIGHT. There will be meeting
tonight OF the Union League club in the rooms
OF the Central Republican club.
BENEFIT CONCERT.-Tbc benefit concert for
the Young Womcns Christian association, Oct.
2, is to he the finest musical event of the season.
At RESCUE MISSION.-Onc Of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western engineers Frank Bry-
ant, will conduct the Rescue Mission service to-
night.
ACCUSED or PERJCRY.-Adcrman Morrison,
Of CMbondale. yesterday committed to the
county Jail, Carrie stiles, who is accused OF
perjury.
NOT THEIR WAGON.-Clarkc Bros. state that
1t was not their wagon that was relieved of its
contents by unknown men at the SibIoy Satur.
day night.
ANNUAL MEETlNG.-Thc annual district meet.
ing Of the Womcn's Foreign Mission SOCIETY will
be held in the Methodist church at Ayoca this
morning at 10 o'clock
Bailey, OF Pittston, and Miss Laura Ncwmus,
daughter Of Jasper Newmus, of this city, were
married at Wilkcs.Barre on Saturday.
JACKET FOUND.-A ladies' small Jacket was
found on Penn avenue last night by Patrolman
Karius. The owner can recover her property hy
identifying it at the Center street police station.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.--A complimcn.
will hp ,riN nv. MuIb 70.
night at the Hotel Coyne, from until Il p m,
to the visiting carpenters. Bauers full Or
chcsua will play.
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.-Thc Central wo.
mems Christian Temperance union will meet this
afternoon at O'Clock in Guornscy's hall Annual
meeting with reports and election Of delegates
10 county convention. Subject. "This Awful
Summer"
SACRED CONCERT sacred concert will be
given by the choir OF st. Peters cathedral on
Sunday night Oct. H. at st. Thomas College
hall, under the direction of Mr.. Schilling. The
accompaniment will be furnished by Baucr's or.
chCstra.
RELATIVES NOT KNOWN.-Sabna Rooney,
aged s. years, died yesterday at Hillside Home,
where she had been an inmate since 1856. She
formerly lived in West Scranton, but as far as
the authorities know, she had no relatives in
these parts.
ROW ON EMMETT STREET -Patrolmon Wat.
iins and Schmidt and Mounted Officer Bloch yes.
terday responded TO a call sent to police head.
quarters, regarding a hrawl on Emmett street.
One man. who was acting in a very pugnacous
manner, was arrested
JOHNSON FINERAL.-The funeral Of Anthony
johnson, who was fatally injured Saturday night
will take place from his home on Court street
Park Place, this morning at 10 o'clock A high
mass of requiem will be read at St. Paul's
church. lnterment will be made in the Cathe
dral cemetery.
CHICKEN THIEVES ROUTED. While walking
his beat ON Capouse avenue last night, Patrol.
man Potter saw two men standing on Gibson
street who were acting in a manner which was
to say the least suspicious. ON his proceeding
towards them the two took to their heels eav.
ing behind them a bag. Potter opened it and
found two chickens which lie took to the central
station.
IDENTITY RENEALED.-Ihe man found in The
Iackawanna river, Sunday night, under the On
taro and Western railroad bridge in North
Scranton, gave his name yesterday as Joseph
McGaly. The Lachawanna hospital surgeons
Say lldJ DtNoNu Il hllgnt SHOCK MCGdrlN Is not
injured, and that he will be able to leave the
institution today McGarry fell through a mole
in the bridge, while in an intoxicated condition
CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY-It will be
with sincere pleasure that the members and
friends OF the Catholic Historical society and the
Newman Magazine club will learn of the continu.
ance of this valuable society The institution
Was founded about three years ago by the late
ID L In L.,
sonal interest in its success The sessions for
thescoming winter will open tomorrow evening
RcI j. j. Loughran, moderator of the society,
wishes to meet all members on that evening No
more appropriate memorial TO its founder could
be Established in this city than the fourishing
continuance of this excellent society.
IS At THE HEAD.-The averages Of the Ameri-
ran league shows two OF the Blues at the top of
their respective lists. Ace Stewart leads the
second basemen with an average of go lie has
played in forty eight games made l2i put.outs,
l35 assists and only forty.cight errors. Schacfer
Is at the foot of the list. Coughln is really the
leader Of the third basemcn. Tamsctt, the Young
Cleveland player, who has played in only twenty.
'our games is the only man ahead OF the local
star. Coughlin has played in l25 games. made
s2l putouts 252 assists and forty-four errors. lie
has an average of .0l3. This is an excellent
record for him, considering that he takes more
chances than any other man in the league no
bali being too hard or too difficult for him .-.
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