The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-21
City Notes.

WlLKESBARRE COUPLE MARRIED.-Joseph
srutzman and Helen Eckenrode, young couple
from lkesBarre, married yesterday by
Magistrate Howe.
ODD FELLOWS EXoURsIoN.--The excursion
committee of the Odd Fellows will meet tomor
ow night at o'clock in Odd Fellows hall,
Nyoming avenue, for the purpose Of fixing a
late for this years excursion.
INJURED IN observation-disclosures Bene
dict, an Italian, was caught by fall OF rock
yesterday while at work in the Riverside mine at
Peckville and was badly crushed about the body.
lie was taken to the Lackawanna hospital.
D.. l.. AND W. PAYS.-The employees OF the
following collieries will be paid tomorrow:
Archibald, Bellevue, Bellevue washery, Brisbn,
Cayuga, Continental, Dodge, Hampton, Hampton
washery, Holden, Hyde Park, Oxford, Pyne,
Sloan and Taylor.
FUNERAL OF MRS. WALSH-The funeral OF the
late Miss Mary Z. Walsh, Of 1908 Mulberry street,
took place yesterday morning requiem mass
was celebrated at St. Peters cathedral by Rev.
j. j. Griffin. Intcrment was made in st. Mary's
cemetery, Dunmore.
BROHL WILL.-The will OF the late Christie
pher Brohl, of WilkesBarre, disposes OF an
tate of $ll2, 600. Among the heirs is his daugh
ter, Mrs Frederick w. Gunster, OF this city. st.
Patrick's orph9nagc st. Josephs Founding Home
and the House of the Good Shepherd be-
qucathed $500 apiece
LAST OF SERIES. ladies of the Young
Nomen's Christian association serve the last of
their series of Saturday night suppers this week.
They call it ga yellow and white tea," or Eas
ter supper, but it will be substantial meal as
well as dainty one. A large number of friends
Al,n
have good supper at reasonable price, and
also to greet friends at pleasant social occa'
sion.
DIAGRAM OPENED.--Yesterday morning, the
diagram opened at Powells for the Lafayette con-
cert. A large number OF seats were marked of.
The diagram will close tomorrow afternoon.
Tickets for the concert can be purchased at
Powell's or at the High school. Friday night
they will be for sale at the ticket office OF
the school. Tomorrow night will be gala
night. \ very large and very representative au'
dience will be present to greet the college boys.
OFFICERS NoNINATED.-At regular meeting
OF Scranton Lodge of Elks conducted last night
the following officers were nominated: Exalted
ruler, Thomas j. Jennings; esteemed leading
knight, f. G. Hand; esteemed loyal knight, =. j.
o'Malley; lecturing knight, Philip Rinsland and
John G, Reese; secretary, W. S. Gould; treasurer,
ii. J schubert, tllef, VI. IT. RoDllHei trustees,
Joseph Levy; delegate, Sol Goldsmith; alternate,
d, j. Reedy, +. C.. Smith and DIR. r. Il. Gun
ster Tho election will be conducted next Thurs
day night,
A DELIGHTFUL DANCE.-A number OF young
men comprising an organization known as the
IT, Y. X. club conducted delightful informal
dance at the Scranton Bicycle club last night.
Over 100 couples We're present and music for
dancing was furnished by BauoT's orchestra. The
bah room was beautifully decorated with foliage,
flowers and incandeseent lights, The committee
having the affair in charge comprised the fol-
lowing young men; Harry olldor L. 5, OIL
dorf, Fred Petry, f. W. Strong, Harold l..
Gillespie, Joseph Drake and Rupert Thomas
HEARING IN FINN CASE hearing in the
case of Ezra Finn Sons charged by Superinten
dent Brown Of the bureau of buildings, with yo'
lating the second class city building laws, was
conducted yesterday afternoon before Magistrate
Howe The defendants are charged with con-
structng a house without regard TO some OF the
regulations prescribed by law. Their attorney,
Major Everett Warren, contended that the act
under which the prosecution was brought was re-
pealed by the ''rpper' act This is denied by
superintendcnt Brown. Magistrate Howe took the
matter under adyisement