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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1898

Page

10

Iolanthe rehearsal at St Marys church Wilkes-Barre

The St Marys Catholic church choir in Wilkes-Barre began rehearsals for Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe. The piece centers on fairy Iolanthe, her lover Mortimer, their son Strephon, and complex romantic entanglements amid fairy and human worlds.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Wilkes-Barre Gilbert & Bullivati Iolanthe Mortimer Etrephon Airyland Phyllia Mount Arrarat Qurrel Strephon Phyilleh Dr. Mason Joseph P. Burns D. L. O'Neill

Reverend Partridge Receives D D Degree and Moves to Cincinnati

The Rev W G Partridge formerly pastor of Penn Avenue Baptist in the city receives the degree of D D and now serves as pastor at Ninth Street Baptist in Cincinnati OW Fetterell of Binghamton a former Tribune city official is with the New York troops en route to San Francisco California on Thursday. Their destination is Honolulu.

W. G. Partridge Penn Avenue Baptist Church City Ninth Street Baptist Church Cincinnati Fetterell Binghamton The Tribune Atall New York Tate San Freneivco Cal Monolulu

Funeral of J. H. Phelps at St Luke's Episcopal Church

Funeral services for J. H. Phelps were held at St Luke's Church after a brief service in the parlors. Hundreds visited his Linden street home, and burial took place at Forest Hill Cemetery with pallbearers including Dr. I. F. Everhart and Charles Schadt.

Rogere Lerael St. Luke's Forest Hill S&s. T. Fenner Charles Schadt J. H. Wighriter TE. Chittenden W. H. McGarrah

Robbery at Glen Summit Cottage

Mrs. Edwin H. Jones reported a theft at Glen Summit cottage on Thursday evening between 9 and 10 o clock. Thieves entered while she visited a neighbor and stole sapphire pin with diamonds a missing diamond ring pin with diamond center, gold filigree breastpin and gold chain fob. The intruder fled as she returned. he was inside at least ten minutes.

Edwin H. Jones Glen Summit

Excursion to Farview by Scranton Liederkranz

The Scranton Liederkranz plans its annual Farview excursion with Bauer's band concert and Chicago Star German entertainment. The program includes Walton Holmes Race Overture and Macbeth selections as well as other German singing by the Liederkranz and groups. Departure is 8:10 with tickets valid on any regular train.

Scranton Liederkranz Farview Bauer Chicago Star Company Liederkranz

He Wants His Share in Partition Case

Thomas 5 Watkins through Wesburg and Dawson filed a partition suit against James T Wat king Charles T Watkins Charlotte Rumbold and nan 8 Wathing. The Painting claims a one fifth interest in two Lafayette Street parcels and alleges defendants refuse to agree on property division. Action seeks recovery of his share.

Thomas Watkins Wesburg & Dawson James T. Watking Charles T. Watkins Charlotte Rumbold Nan Wathing Lafayette Atreet

Seen Nana Portrait Draws Crowds at 148 Washington Ave

Today is the last day to view the famous picture Nana at 148 Washington Avenue. Hundreds of ladies and gentlemen hurry to see it before it leaves. The unique portrait has made a lasting impression in Scranton and the exhibition stays open until 7 PM tonight.

Nana Washington Avenue Scranton

Funeral of Anthony P Curran at Avoca this morning

Funeral services for Anthony P Curran will be held today from his parents home in Avoca. Knights of Columbus members from this city, of which he was a member, will depart this morning on the 8 45 Delaware and Hudson train to Avoca.

Anthony P. Curran Avoca Knights of Columbus Decelined Delaware and Hudson

Funeral of Miss Mary A Hess Held Privately

Miss Mary A Hess, who died in California, was mourned yesterday at a private service from her brother’s home at Adams avenue and Gibson street. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.

Mary A. Hess California Adams Avenue Gibson Street Forest Hill Cemetery

Unions 118 215 to Host Painters SmokER in Fullers Hall

Local unions 118 and 215 of the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America announce a smoker tonight at Fuller's Hall, 400 Lackawanna Avenue. All members are invited to attend this gathering of the order.

Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America Fuller's Hall Lackawanna Avenue Order

Regular Meeting of the Poor Board in Scranton

The Scranton poor board met at city hall to review debt reports and state aid for indigent relief. Cases from Taylor borough Fell township and North Scranton were discussed along with tax settlements and relief payments.

Taylor Borough Fell Township Usta Beranton Poor Board Taylor Poor Board Scranton Board Fox Township Finance Committee Atherton Taylor John Conyngham Taylor Board Shotten John T. Reese Scranton Conyngham Beranton Scragg KR. D. Stewart Henry Mailin North Scranton Mailin Fuller Arja Williams Hillside Edward Hogan Hillsome Edward St. Patrick's Orphanage

Flag Raising at Manville Mine aloft 20 by 30 feet

At Manville mine a 20 by 30 foot American flag will be raised on a 100 foot pole today. Exercises start at 6 p m with a program including prayers, music by Scranton bands and glee clubs, readings, and a closing salute by Post 1 G A R. Public invited to attend.

Manville Exercines Hyde Park

Postmaster and sheriff bring suspected killer to jail

James Young and H C Avery of Avery Wyoming county delivered a detained man to Tunkhannock jail after receiving a London Ontario police reward notice. A tramp with a wooden leg and a dark complexion, aged about 40 to 45, matched the description. The suspect, seen near Pittsburg, fled when approached.

James Young H. C. Avery Avery Wyoming County Tunkhannock Record Mr. Young Avery Station Montrose London Ontario Pittsburg

Beranton Electric Car Collides With Ice Wagon

Yesterday afternoon at the Penn Avenue bridge an electric car number 41 of the Beranton Railway company collided with an ice wagon. The car’s fender was damaged and one wheel of the wagon was smashed.

Penn Avenue Bridge Beranton Railway Company

Bond Approved for Fell Township Collector John White

The court approved the bond of John White, collector of Fell township, filed yesterday. The amount is $47,400 with sureties J. J. Crawford, Joseph White, J. J. McNulty and F. Hollenback.

John White Fell Township J. J. Crawford Joseph White J. J. McNulty F. Hollenback

Motel Rudolph Serves Best Meal in City This Sunday

The Sunday Dinner at Motel Rudolph offers thin hot weather dining and a top choice for a summer meal in the city. Patrons praise the venue for a standout menu and comfortable setting despite the heat.

Rudolph

Steam Heating and Plumbing by P F M Howley

Steam heating and plumbing services advertised by P F M Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave offer installations repairs and maintenance for boilers radiators and piping with quick response and local expertise.

P.F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

Prisoner Claimed German Descent While Detained in Tunkhannock

The report notes a man slipping into the woods, being captured later by Charles Ball at East Lemon. He claimed Ohio origins and German descent, said he had lived in the U.S. eighteen years, and mentioned Jer myn and a railroad injury.

Charles Ball East Lemon Ohio Tunkhannock Keating Jermyn Wilkes-Barre

Sword for Captain Robling Presented by Scranton Police

A handsome sword with a gold mounted belt and hangers is delivered to Scranton police headquarters for Captain Frank Roebling of Company. Officers plan a meeting to select a delegation to present the sword at Camp Alger as a testimonial of his leadership. Mayor Bailey will join the delegation.

Frank Roebling Police Department of Scranton Camp Alger Captain Robling Bailey

Runaway Injury Leaves Otto Mayer Severely Hurt in Providence

Otto Mayer of Providence suffered a serious concussion and internal injuries after his wagon ran away on Spruce street. A collision with a carriage and a street car track worsened damages. He was taken to Lackawanna hospital unconscious with a head lump, facial wounds, and vomiting blood. Mayer carried $22 in a pocketbook identified by his stamped name.

Otto Mayer Providence Spruce Street Nay Aug Mayer Ridgeway Lackawanna Hospital

Thirteenth Anniversary Of German Lutheran Church

The German Lutheran church of St. Peter at Petersburg marks its thirtieth anniversary with a week of events led by pastor Rev. J. W. Randolph. Eminent Lutheran leaders including Rt. Rev. Dr. Laird of Philadelphia will speak, with congratulatory words from Rev. Zitzte Man Rev. Neiman Rev. Spelcher and more. Music features the choir Miss Timberman and Professor Pennington. Monday evening services start at 7 00.

Ruddy's sidewalk taken up in Scranton damage suit

Cornelius Ruddy of the Seventh ward sues the city of Scranton over a flagstone sidewalk on Phelps street set six inches above grade. The sidewalk was ordered removed by Street Commissioner Dunning last spring and Ruddy seeks damages. Testimony for Ruddy was heard yesterday with city testimony to follow on Monday.

Cornelius Ruddy Seventh Ward Scranton T. P. Hoban E. W.thayer Ruddy McGinley Phelps Street Spring Street Dunning Ruddy Acks

Conference Committee To Meet Over Telephone Franchise

A conference of select and common council representatives will meet at City Hall tonight to reconcile differences on the Telephone franchise ordinance. The select committee includes P. F. McCann T. C. Melvin and M. Fellowa, while the common council team features Luther Keller T. B. Jackson and F. W. Zitzelman.

Select and Common Council Select Council P. F. McCann T. C. Melvin MM. T. Fellowa Luther Keller T. B. Jackson F. W. Zitzelman

Williame Appeal Seeks Superior Court Review

The suit by William Williame against Crystal Lake Water Company has been appealed to the Superior Court, following initial action in the higher court.

Supreme Court William Williame Crystal Lake Water Company Superior Court

Reduced Faposition Tickets to Omaha and Kansas City

Trans Miss and Intl Faposition Omaha announces reduced rate tickets on sale June 10 to October Mth via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Inquire of ticket agents for particulars.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Omaha Kansas City

All That's Now in Design at The Newark Shoe Store

The Newark Shoe Store promotes its selection with a focus on modern design and quality. The advert highlights stylish footwear and durable construction aimed at discerning customers seeking value.

Newark

Attachments For Absent Voters At Court House Hearings

Voters in the Lanestaff Kelley contest faced delays as uncalled attendees left the courthouse and later returned or did not appear again. Attachments were issued to sheriff deputies to compel attendance. several named individuals from Lackawanna township and the Eighteenth ward were brought in. Witnesses included Matt Donnelly Andrew Watson and others of the Fourteenth ward as commissioners probed voting methods and any interference in the courthouse corridors.

Court House Internal Revenue Prothonotary Copeland Verity Register of Wills Kohler Wheriff Ulla Daniela Fourteenth Ward Michael Graham Thomas Shea Patrick McDonnell James Mackin Con Rhea Patrick Mangan Lackawanna Township M. J. Burns Henry Dugcan Grahign Holgate Duggan Archbald Abington Township Fourteenth Matt Donnelly Andrew Watson John J. Parkin Thomas McAndrew Frank Gorgol John Gaffney D. A. O'Connor James Durkin M. W. Loftus W. H H. Loftus M. W. Murphy Joseph Donnelly M. Sweeney Thomas Conlin Thomas F. Kane Frank Stetter Joseph Embrey W. J. Larkin Patrick Gaughan John Shaughnessy Thomas Cosgrove John Burke Patrick Madden Bert Kime Bartley Duddy John J. Kelley

Teachers County Institute Opens Week of October 31

County Superintendent Taylor announced the Teachers County Institute will be held the week starting Monday October 31 in the Scranton High School auditorium. Lectures will cover literature and related topics with Professor F H Green of West Chester State Normal School delivering the lectures after the court rooms are unused that week.

Teachers County Institute Court House Scranton High School Taylor F. Hf. Green West Chester State Normal School

Institute to Host Strong Program With State Official Visit

Visitors last year have consented to return and complete the course. Mr. Taylor is pushing a robust plan to surpass former years. Arrangements are being finalized within a month or two. State Superintendent Schaefer will attend for two days. An interesting feature is that Schaeffer will be here Tuesday and Wednesday of that week.

Taylor Schaefer Pre. Schaeffer

Grand Rocky Mountain Views by Rail Tour Package

The Denver and Rio Grande offers touring trains through Colorado Utah and New Mexico to transcontinental routes with through Pullman sleepers and tourist cars between Denver Salt Lake City Ogden San Francisco and Los Angeles. Inquiries to HW E Tupper 459 Broadway New York and to 8 K Hooper Denver for an illustrated pamphlet offering six alber type Rocky Mountain views mailed for fifty cents.

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Tourieta Colorado Utah New Mexico Denver Bast Lake City Ogden San Francisco Los Angeles HW. E. Tupper Broadway New York K. Hooper Col Rocky Mountain K. Hooper, G. P. and T. A Colo

Walsh and Speke Robbery Threats Cases Heard by Judge Arch

Ball was taken before Judge Arch yesterday in the robbery case against Antony Walsh and the threats case involving Henry Speke. William Kane posted $800 bail for Walsh and Michael T. Burke posted $100 bail for Speke.

Ball Archbald Antony Walsh Henry Speke William Kane Walsh Michael T. Burke Speke

Man targets better shoes for money

An advertiser describes a man who feels he pays too much for shoes and seeks better value. The Newark Shoe Store invites him to try its footwear promising to win him as a steady customer.

Newark

Sleeping Cars and Dining on Delaware Lackawanna Trains

An advertisement highlights travel from New York to Chicago on Delaware Lackawanna and Western trains No 6 and No 7 with low rates superb dining car service fast time and elegant equipment aiming to attract passengers.

New York Chicago Delaware, Lackawanna and Western

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