The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-20
OLYpHANT.

Miss Nellie Ryan, Of Willow street.
yesterday received word from the
navy department. informing her OF the
arrival OF the remains OF her brother.
Thomas F. Ryan, at San Francisco.
II will be remembered that the young
man formerly resided in Scranton and
was a sailor on the Dixie, stationed
at Gibraltar. and died in the hospital
at that place on March 12 last. The
remains will be brought to Scranton
for interment.
Richard Hall, of Lackawanna street.
employed as n driver in Grassy Island
shaft. was painfully injured yester-
day morning. He was at the front end
or trip of moving cars when the
mule he was driving kicked him.
throwing him beneath the cars and
badly brusing him about the body. He
was removed to his home, where DR.. J.
| ]. Price Is attending him.
The ladies OF the Initial society OF
the Blakely Baptist church. whose
| names begin with and K. will serve
| Martha Washington supper in the
| church social room Friday evening
| from to 9 o'clock. The menu is az
| follows: Baked shad, fried oysters.
French fried potatoes. cabbage salad,
celery, olives, bread, biscuits. cake
| banquet waters and coffee. The price
OF the supper is only % cents.
There was a large attendance at the
tin and shingle social held in Lloyd's
hall last evening. under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Bible class Of the
Primitive Methodist church. A neat
sum was realized.
Tho funeral of the late Patrick Nc
Donnell was held yesterday morning
Mt the family home In Blakely, where
"a large number of friends gathered to
| pay their last respects TO the de-
ceased. The casket in which the BODY
reposed was draped with the American
flag. At 10 o'clock the remains were
horne to st. Patrick's church. where
a solemn requiem mass was celebrated
bv Rev. John Ruddy. Burial was
made in st. Patrick's cemetery the
nail bearers were McssrS. G. NJ. Hatn-
away. James Il. Williams. p. IL. NC
Cam, Andrew Farrell, members OF the
w. w. Waters post. Grand Army on
the Republic, and Hugh OBoyle ana
T. ]. Jordan.
Mrs. John Sweeney, OF Green lldSe
visited her sou, !. w. Sweeney, o'
Lackawanna street. yesterday.
Mrs. M. ]. McAndrew, OF Paterson
N. J., is visiting her mother Mrs
Carbine, Of Delaware street.
Frank McNulty. of Petersburg Wa'
a caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. Ann Lotus, rclict of the la't
Thomas LOTUS, of Dunmore street
passed away at 9.15 last night. sh'
had been i'll only a few days, havmE
been stricken with paralysis on sun
oay evening. Since that time she ma
steadily grown worse, despite the el
fort of the best of medical skill. Sh'
Is survived by one daughter. Jane, an'
a son. James, besides two sisters, MIS-
lane Rafferty,, of Philadelphia. an'
Mrs. John Dunnigan, of this place
Announcement of funeral VIII DC mau
later.
The elections here passed Oft quieti!
, Yesterday. 1t was a clean sweep 10
| the "anti-sewer" candidates. X. j
: Gallagher was overwhelmingly defeat
cd for council in the Second ward b,
John w. Jones. the Republican candi
date. Up to midnight. the count wa
5 not complete in the Third ward. Tn
result i'm all the other wards Is
follows:
; First ward-Council, NJ. j. Nealoi
D., lis; Thomas Reddington, IND, {.
r School director. Edward Howard. u
4 lo7: NJ. NJ Nealon, Ind, u; j.
Walsh, Citizen, IS. Assessor, Josep
Collins, D., 65; Edward McGinty. ].
E Second ward School director j. w
| Patten, r.. 'c9; Charles OBoyle ID
SO; councilman. John w. Jones' H., lo'
r. j. Gallagher, D., 80. Assessor, w
r.. Evans. r., 153; Louis BlockperSe'
J. D., 100.
{ Fourth ward-School director. JOS
f eph r. Mclaughlin, C.. so; Thoma
o Simons. r., 1O2: council, John Flet
n cher, G., so: William Moscly, H., lo'
n Assessor. benjamin Lewis, c.. SO; WI
e liam E. Davis, r., eG.