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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
7
The Wilkes-Barre Record can be had in Serenton at the news stands of M. Meinhart, 10 Wyoming Avenue, Mac Luckawinnd Avenue.
District Attorney John Tr dones offers no reward of 900 for the fugitive firebusg Olehefski. Circles club meets Saturday March 5 at Seelock Albright library. A free Gospel song service The Man Who Spoiled the Music will be held at the Hope mission this evening. The oath of office of Mrs Anna Dug cin special policeman of the St Joseph's Foundling Home society filed in prothonotary's office. The funeral of Mrs John Walsh will be held at 3 o'clock from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs PL Cadden Scranton street. Mrs George E Guild of Providence sprained ankles while running for a cue and confined to bed. John P Taylor and Joseph Hannick, formerly Taylor Cro Teagan, seek to recover from Thomas and Mary Mangin for property known as lot 28 in block Ay The Delaware Lackawanna and Western company mild is employed at Hollivite Dodge and Oxtard collieries yesterday. The Delaware and suviven company paid Legger's Crock and Murvine collieries Wednesday. The funeral of Welcome A. Trowning will be Saturday at noon from J O W Browning residence. The help will be taken to Benton for burial. services at Benton Baptist church at 2:40 p.m. The Leena y' will be carried to Lat Plume, Rev Dr Dixon to preach. A $70 gift from Washington's birthday collections for Washington University monument, with $4 from Miss Merrill's private school, forwarded through state committee. Members of series for the late Mrs Trike Willard to be held at the bim Wark church Saturday at ten. The Women's Christian Temperance union across the county backs Miss Willard work. Miss Clara Hoffman will address the audience.
Cornelius Ruddy sues Daniel Kelliher and others for 2000 damages claiming they called him thief and perjurer. Kelliher faced felonious shooting charges. a jury found him not guilty at the last criminal court term. Neighbors with a shared fence line.
Mine Inspector Edward Roderick wins an injunction against Fir Hill Coal and Iron company at Richmond No 4 colliery to stop operations until safety repairs and a second opening shaft are completed. Judge Gunster limits the order to preserve workers on the Clark vein second opening while awaiting final hearing tomorrow.
Joseph Gerdsylpite accuses Dr F Kornewski and Ruselan Pole of poisoning his 21 year old wife at 520 Elm Street. The husband reported to Coroner Longstreet after the undertaker prepared the body. An inquest and possible post mortem are planned as authorities probe the alleged poison and the doctor’s credentials.
Nineteen defendants charged by C W Travers with selling liquor without a license have thirteen in bail for court. Several waived hearings, Aldermen Wright and Starr set bail at 500 each after a brief examination. Travers testified he bought whiskey on the premises but could not identify the sellers or proprietors. Jordan and Connolly demanded a hearing, held in Wright’s office with Quinnan Donohop for defendants and Taylor for the prosecutor.
William P. Connell died suddenly from heart failure yesterday morning. He had long operated a Pennvenue hardware business, later leading William F P Connell & Son. Born in Philadelphia in 64 years, he served on the select council and as its president. Survived by wife and two sons Frank and Frederick. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from the Monroe avenue Mulberry street residence. interment in Dunmore cemetery.
Notices announce births and deaths in Scranton. Levi Hird and wife welcomed a son. W. Connell’s funeral service planned. Mrs John Alon passed away at Laverne street home with burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mary Frances Regan, daughter of Thomas P. and spouse, died at 49 West Market Street and will be buried in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church celebrated its seventeenth anniversary with a large congregation. Former pastors Rev. G. Albert Redies and Rev. G. L. Ulrich attended. Rev. Richard Hiorns led prayer as W. T. Hackett read a history of the parish dating to February 13, 1881. The program honored members and committees, recalled past pastors, and highlighted missionary and youth activities.
A catalog of linen items with prices including Bleached Toweling 8c, Pure Linen Napkins 75c to $1.25, Heavy German Linen Napkins up to $3.50, Double Damask from $2.25 to $3.50, Table Cloths from 40c to $2.50, Damask and Muslin fabrics, and assorted Table Linen offerings from various vendors. Includes references to Best Lockwood muslins and standard widths.
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