The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-17

CATHEDRAL CHOlR.-Therc will be a special
meeting of the members of the Cathedral choir
this evening at o'clock, to perfect arrange
ments for the coming excursion to Iarvey's
laks.
BALL GAME POSTPONED.--The game q ball
between the Scranton and Wilkes-Barre court
house employees, which to have taken place
in Wilkcs.Barre Saturday, has been postponed
until Sept. l.
MUSIC AT LAKE ARIEL-Bauer's band will
play a programme Of dance and concert music
at the pavilion at Lake Ariel tonight. num-
her of Scrantonians will join with the cottagers
and hotel guests in enjoying dance.
MRS. BARROWMAN INJURED.--While getting
off street car, in front Of her home, Wednes.
day evening, Mrs. Thomas Barrowman, Of North
Washington avenue, was thrown out by the
cars sudden movement and struck the asphalt
with terrific force. She sustained several
bruises.
WARRANT FOR MRS PETHICK-A warrant
was issued yesterday by Alderman Milar for
the arrest Of Mrs Name Pethick who was ar
rested Wednesday night with Louis Jones, on
the charge of reckless driving Mrs. Pethick is
accused Of a serious crime by Mrs Thomas,
OF West Scranton.
Quinn and containing three unknown ladies was
run into by a Pctersburg-Luzerne Mul.
berry street near Clay avenue last evening about
$50 o'clock. One of the wheels of the cab
was broken off and the fender Of the car was
badly twisted. Fortunately no one was injured.
GOSPEL MEETING.-The gospel meeting of
the Railroad Young Mems Christian association
will be held in the prayer Of the Smp-
son Methodist Episcopal church, Sunday at 5. 10
p. m. Rev Marion L. Firor will give the ad.
dress, subject, "Jewels." The music will be
led by Prof. W. W. Jones, assisted by cornet
and piano.
MINE WORKERS MEETING.-Thcre will be
special meeting of local union 1881, United
Mine Workers Of America, at st. Peters hall,
Friday evening, Aug II, at 7.30, for the purpose
of hearing reports OF delegate to the Hazleton
convention, and any other business that may
come before it, All members are requested to
be present
THROWN UNDER HORSES HOOFS-A 6.
ycar-Old boy named Hightner, living on Larch
street, Dunmorc, ran in front Of a team Of
horses drawing one of Jonas Longs Sons dev
cry wagons at l.3O O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and was thrown under the horses hoofS. One
of the animals trampled pon him, and it is
feared the child is nte ially injured. The
accident happened in front OF Cusck's undertake
ing establishment on Washington avenue.
WRECK AT pONER.-At 80 o'clock vester-
day morning east bound engine No. GG5 on the
Lackawanna railroad, in charge OF Conductor
Masters and Enainemann Glass, ran into the
rear of local freight No. is near the Dover
draw bridge, deraling engine 66j and eighteen
cars. Both tracks were blocked and the east
bound trains were delayed in consequence. For
tunately' no one injured The wreck was
caused by the slippery condition of the rails
WILL ATTEND TIE CLAM BAKE-Notices
have been issued 10 the stockholders of the
Scranton Ice company inviting them to an
annual inspection of the company's numerous
ponds and other properties in the vicinity of
Poyntelle. The inspection will be held on
Thursday, Aug. %, leaving Scranton on the
Ontario and Western at o'clock At Orson
carriages will take the stockholders 10 Lake
Poyntelle, and after an inspection of the prop.
critics In that locality the party will partake
Of the shore dinner, which is to be served by
the tranmen on that day.
JULY DONATIONS.-The directors Of the
Florence CrttCnton Home, 7l2 Harrison avenue,
gratefully acknowledge the following gifts for
the month OF July: Mrs. A. D. STEELE two
tons coal, sixteen quarts berries; Mrs Thomas