The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-13
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna, Feb. Eek Alderman
Hayes and the Binghamton Republ-
can are advised that "Susouehanna
gas works" Is a fine electric light
plant. Susauehanna hopes TO nave
sewerage system in the near future,
when Blnghamton's water supply,
which is now both meat and drink,
will take on an added iichness-and
the doctor, the druggist and the UNDER
taker Will dance for Joy and he ex-
ceedingly glad. The populace can sing,
with zest. the grand old hymn, 20
we'll gather AT the river"-and qualf
"A microbe or two.
VIII Atkinson. OF Willow street, is
the guest OF Carbondale relatives.
In the show window OF a Main street
business place a subject of II travelling
hypnotist has commenced the job Of
sleeping for fifty hours. The sleeper is
q stranger hereabouts, but he is sup
posed TO be some (alleged) business
man who doesn't advertise in the
newspapers.
Susquehanna county will take meas
ures to secure the new state insane
asylum, which will probably be erected
in this section of the state. Just be-
fore the state and national elections.
nearly enough daft" persons can be
secured in this county to fill the new
institution.
The hypnotist's sleeping subject
ought to be Il very happy man--it Ia
supposed that he isn't hearing a word
about the boilermakers' strike: and il
is not fly time.
Labor Organizer Kennedy, of Bing-
hamton. was in town last evening.
James Fowler. for several years n
Ldnesboro business man, died at West
Wyoming on Saturday. of apoplexy,
aged sixty-two years. He was Il
brother of Mrs. Homer +. Spencer. of
Susquehanna, and Of Isaac Fowler, OF
Binghamton.
ON account OF the increased busi-
ness ON the Erie, an extra crew has
been added to the Delaware division,
with Thomas Garland as conductor.
This being an anniversary OF Lin
coins birthday, the banks were closed.
The postotlice was closed Cor portion
of the day.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Ethelbcrt Tall
bot. ID. D., will hold service and con-
firmation at Grace Episcopal church,
Oakland, at IL O'Clock on Friday morn :
ing next.
t. j. Young, of Binghamton. is in
Laneshoro, called there by the illness
of his mother.
Mrs. j. W. Austin. of Lanesboro, who
for several months has been seriously
i'll at the home of Jesse Harte, in Oak
land, has been taken to her home.
Thirty-fve of the men who were
brought here on Sunday night, TO work
in the Erie boiler shop, returned to
New York last night.
In the register and recorders office
al Montrosc, marriage license has
been granted 10 Joe observation-disclosures
and Maggie Syatinckinte. of Forest
city 1t is TO be hoped that Mrs. Mar
chinkiaviczius Uo-be) will not hy-
pherate her name.
The Erie property here is now illum-
ined by arc lights.
Hypnotist Santanelli is holding forth
in Hogan opera house for the week.
The board of trade held Il meeting
this evening.
Charles ID. Graves a Susouehanna
boy, now New York artist. Is Illus
trating book, entitled Deeds of
Nalor," a collection of anecdotes of the
Civil, Spanish and Indian wars, about
to be published by q Detroit firm. Mr..
Graves is vice-president Of the Art
Students league.