The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13


Gilbert street son.
GONE TO MICHIGAN. Herbert Lutev, al Jcr.
myn camc here last evening and Lett on the
Erie flyer for Calumet. Mich
a BROKEN SHOW Casa show case stand
ing in front OF the Fair store was blown down
early yesterday morning aud considerably dam
aged,
MEETINGS TONIGllr.-Wilam ". Dayie- post,
No. 49, g. A. r. Pioneer castle No. COS, n
q. h. NJ. c.. Fidelity conclaye, No. 1870, I'M.
proved Order lIcptasopls.
A NEW RESIpENT--Nlrs. o. y. shepherd,
lately resident OF the Electric city, has taken
up her residence in this city. She has engaged
suite Of apartments in the anthracite.
LEFT FOR HtZLEToN. Organizer Henry Col.
lins, Il this city, and number of delegates from
thi region. lctt here Yesterday morning 10 attend
the convention of the United Mine Workers Of
America.
TRAFFIC LlGH1ER.-scNcral Delaware and
Hudson hremcn who were taken from this city
20 run engines IN Carbondale during the rush
two months ago have returned, as the traffic ha.
grown considerably lighter.Wihes.Ban News.
DATE POSTPONED. The Rev. II. j. wlalen's
lectWc in JCrmyn, which was to have been given
last evening, has been postponed until tomorrow
night. The subject will be "Wit and Ilumor OF
the Irish People" II is probable that a number
from this city will take journey to the borough
"doNn til" line"
CONCERT POSTPONED. The entertainment
aud concert which was 10 have been given by
the choir Of the Church Of our Lady of Mount
Carmel has been postponed from Monday, March
a. to Monday evening, March p, week later,
On account of the entertainment to he given in
ST. hose hall next M,ndav night.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.--relcgraph poles were
adorned yesterday with the announcement that
the property of Edward James, file proprietor
OF the star Steam Dye works, on Park place,
had been seized a landlords warrant, and that
the contents of tho dye works would he sold TO
the highest bidder by Constable +. }. Noary on
Monday, Narch Is.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The engage.
ment of Miss Nellie \. Moses and Irwin : Hen.
dcrshot, both Of Luzerne. has been announced
Both are very we'll known in this city and have
many friends here. She is sister OF Mrs Oscar
Morgan, Of Spring street, and has other relatives
in town. Mr. Hendershot is young business man
OF Luzerne and is also known here.
UNCLAIMED LETrERS.--Lst Of letters re.
naming in the Carbcndlle postotiice March II,
1901, tor persons unknown: Joe Farone, James
sheridan. Amos Smith, Tony Ross, Mrs Harriet
Briggs, Mrs. Bridget Collins, Mrs. Nathaniel D1
Wis, Mrs. Fanny McNullen, Mary Kcanc, Miss
Surah, Miss Mary Thomas. Foreign-Johu Ply.
ozbo, Anton rcvic, Nicolo Pittaici
CERNANGAS on BELMONT STREET.-on
Monday cv.I'n2 tho CCmanil Singing sricty
hold IL sin 81, Ia.
House. Landlsrd Brunuor made his guests cor
daily welcome, aud aside from the usual musical
features there was entertainment a.plenty for
all who came. Mr.. Drummer expects TO cross the
ocean 70. trip to his native land in MAY.
EN.PRIsoNERS or WAR-The Ldckawanna
County eN.Prisoners Of War association will hold
It's seventeenth annual reunion tomorrow at the
headquarters OF Ezra 5. Griffin post, OF Scranton.
beginning at p m. After the business session
a banquet will be served by the Women's Relief
corps, which will he followed by campfire.
There will be music and light firing" and "sbir.
Eish iTills."
HAVE ACCEPTED INNITATIoN.-Th Carbon.
dale Cycle club have accepted the invitation Of
the Green Ridge Wheelmen to visit their fair.
and the members OF the club will go To Scranton
On Thursday evening. They will leave here on
th2 '.Cj O'clock train. 1t is expected that a
large rumbCr OF III local whcelmcn will 90
down, and that they will receive hearty wei.
come is assured.
WADSWORTH H.GRIFFITHS. S.--C;rant Wadsvortb
and Miss Helen Cirfiths were united in marriage
at the Presbyterian manse on Monday evening
The bride is one OF the popular young ladies' Of
Mayheld. The groom is an engineer ON the On.
tdrio and Western railway. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Wadsworth left for
thHip nNtslF f11rtN haI H..
decided TO dispense with wedding trim.
PROF. RCMSBY HERE,-Prof Albert Rurnshv
formerly leader OF the Mozart band and orchestra
is visiting in town. lie has Just returned from
a visit to England, his native land He has an
engagement Tor several days in Scranton, and
next week will go TO Ithaca, N v, 10 ossist
the band there. Tie is now considering the oues.
ton oI moving back 10 Clrbondac. IL Ia 10 he
hoped that he will decide to do so, for he
would be az acquisition to any town.
RAILROAD MEN IN TOWN.--Four renrosepta.
yes OF large railroads were in this city yester.
day. II Is customary for these men to pay visits
at stated intervals to look after the interests
oftheirroads butt Is seldom that SO great a num-
Der strike the city in one day. There were an travel
ing passenger agents. and were: PhiIIp Auer of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Northern Paciac,
4. Lundqnist, OF the Union Pacific; Charles Nor.
Ms, OF the Achinson, Topeka and Sante Fc. and
John = Deagan, OF the Canadian Pacific.
AN lNCORRiGlBLE son. Martha len.
nings' OF Il Pike street. appeared before Alder. |
man Atkinson on Monday night and asked tn
have a warrant issued for the arrest Of her son. |
David on the charge OF stealing articles from |
her The mothe~ told the alderman that She |
oe'paircd of tying to reform him, as he was |
beyond her control, and that she wished him |
sent TO a refornlatory, whore stronger hand |
than hers might wean him from his evil ways |
Inc boy was arrested and when lrrligned before |
the alderman admitted that he had done wrong, |
and the alderman committed him to the county |