THE SCRANTON TKIBTTNE--WEDNESDA.Y MORNING-. NOVEMBER 10, 1S9T.
ELECTION FRAUDS
IN PHILADELPHIA
Officers Arc Arrested on Charge ol Sup
plying Dogus Naturalization Papers.
AlERRICK FAMILY AND THEIR FRIENDS
Given n Itcnrlng llcfnro Cominls
tonor JMmiiiuls ntul Meld to Itnll
in 95,000 Tor nn Appenrnnco nt
Coiirt--Mcrrlck Senior Acted lis
Ilogtis Judge.
Philadelphia, Nov. 0. John A. Mer
rick, a clerk In United Stntcs Com
missioner Hell's ollice. Klclmrd M.
derrick, his father, nlso a clerk In the
name ofllre. und Eugene Llndscy, a
clerk In the city prothonotary's ollice,
were Riven a henrlnp today before
Vnlted States Commissioner Edmunds
charged with ls&ulm,' fraudulent
naturalization papers and at the con
clusion of the hearlnc they were held
in $5,000 ball for court. Hall was furn
ished. Testimony was produced by United
States District Attorney Heck tending
to show that the accused men have
bfen guilty of wholesale fraud In tho
issuance of the naturalization papers
txtendliiK over a period of three
or four yen is.
One of the witnesses who had pur
chased n fraudulent certificate testi
fied that the three defendants sat as
a regularly constituted court. Merrick
senior was the Ijoruh Jndfie, the son
was a clerk of the Illegal court and
T.lndsoy was assistant clerk. Tho wit
ness said court was held In a bark
room of a saloon, opposite tho city hall.
The ntnount nald to "Judge" Merrick
for each naturalization paper ranged
anywhere from $12 to $17.
United States Commissioner Bell
said the papers wore apparently re
gular and bore the seal of the United
States, but that the Judge's name was
not genuine.
Tho penalties for the crimes charged
against the men are very severe. 1$.
I''. Hasten, who Is allege.1 to have pro
cured papers for some of the foreign
ers, nnd for whom a warrant was Is
sued, Is said to have saJled for
Europe on tlv Lucanta a few days
ngo
HIS CLIENT'S LIPS SEALED.
Authorities Untried in tho Cnso of the
Woman in lilnck.
Norrlstowji, Pa., Nov, 0, District
Attorney Strassburger is subpoenlng
n number of witnesses for Friday's
hearing of Miss Elizabeth K. DeKalb,
who Is charged with complicity in tho
murder of Mrs. Emma I'. Kaiser. The
district attorney will be assisted at the
hearing by James B. Holland, who con
ducted tho trial of Charles D. Kaiser,
Jr.. the murdered woman's husband.
The only damaging testimony of
which tho commonwealth is certain is
that of several persons wso say they
saw Miss DeKalb in company with
James A. Clemmer at or near tho scene
of murder shortly before it occurred.
The commonwealth otlleers are handi
capped in their efffforts to lead Miss
DeKalb Into a confession by tho stand
taken by her counsel, J. P. Hale Jen
kins, who has left orders with Prison
Warden nickel that she be allowed to
see no visitors. Under the advice of her
attorney, Miss DeKalb will havo noth
ing to say to tho prison warden or his
keepers.
District Attorney Strassburger claims
to have sufficient evidence on which to
nsk at tho conclusion of Friday's hear
ing that the woman bo bound over.
Trenton, N. J.. Nov. 9. Tho identity
of the veiled woman In the Kaiser mur
der case Is said to be established. It Is
alleged that she was a resident here for
over a year and was employed in the
shirt factory of Rothschild & Co. She
was popular and highly esteemed as
Laura Kaufman.
Her companions do not believe that
she is in any way associated with the
murder of Mrs. Kaiser.
LEHIGH VALLflY ENTERPRISE
The Itond Will Iimugurnto n Through
Tourist rnr Service to California.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9. The Lehigh
Valley Railroad company announces
that commencing November 17 It will
inaugurate a through tourist car serv
ice to California and Colorado points,
leivlng Philadelphia and points in
Pennsylvania and New York state
every Wednesday.
The route of this tourist car has been
selected through the most picturesque
nylons of America. Including Niagara
Falls, tho St. Clair tunnel, the P.oval
Gorge, tho Grand Canon, over the
Rocky Mountains to Salt Lake City,
along the shores of the great lake to
Ogden nnd over the Sierra Ncvadaa
to tho principal cities of California.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
The Sulnry Limit Fixed nt 9150 Per
.Month.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9. Although the
Atlantic base ball league yesterday ad
journed to meet today, President Bar
row stated this morning that there
would be no further formal gathering
of the delegates until the regualr
spring meeting. He said that the dele
gates who are still In the city have
concluded that there Is no necessity
For Internal and External Use.
CUIUS AND I'UEVENTS
Cold, Coughs. Sore Throat, Influenza, ltron.
chltli, Pneumonia, Swelling ol the
Joint?, Lumbago, Inflammation,
ltliciiinatlsni, Neuralgia,
Frostbites, Chilblains, Headache, Toothache,
Asthma,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
CURES THE WORST PAINS In from ono
to twenty minutes. NOT ONE HOUR nfter
HUnwTu7'AIN!"eUt "eUa Wn'nU
Radway'5 Ready Kellcl Is a Sure Cure lor
fcyery Pain, sprains, Itrulses, Pains In
the Back, Chest or Limbs, It Was the
Plrst and Is the Only
PAIN KGMtilJY
That liiHtnutly btopj tho most excruciating
pnlnH, nllnys intlumiiiuMon, und cures Con.
gostlous, whether of tho Lungs, .Stonuu'h
llowols or other glunds or orguns, by ono up.
pllcUlau, ,
A halftoa teaspoonful In halfn tumbler of
water will In a lew minutes euro ('ramps,
Spasms. SourStoinuch, Heartburn. Nervous.
ncs.H, sleeplessness. Hick Headache, Dlar.
rhcen, Dysentery, Colic, Flatulency und ull
Internal pubis. '
There la uot a remedial agent In the world
thut will cure fever and 'ague and nil other
malarious, bilious Hud other fevers, aided by
KADWAV'S PILLS, so quickly in RAD
WAV'S KCADY RULICP.
Pllty Cents Per Ilottle. Sold by Druggist.
UADWAY A CO , 0B EMI ST., NEW YORK
for further meeting. Tho lsnguo wilt
bo represented today In tho presenta
tion of tho petition of the class A
leagues to tho national board of ar
bitration for a modification of tho
drnftlng rules. The class A leagues nro
tho Eastern, Western and Atlantic.
President Barrow said today that tho
statement published to tho effect that
the Atlantic league had fixed upon $L
BOO a year as tho maximum salary of
any of Its players was nn error. Ho
said $150 per month during tho play
ing season waB tho maximum salary
agreed upon and that tho maximum
outlay of a club for salaries was lim
ited to Jl.uOO n, month. Philadelphia
will continue to bo tho headquarters
of the Atlantic leacuo and with tho
change of Allentown for tho Philadel
phia Athletics the circuit will be tho
same ns last season.
MEETINQ OF GRAN0ERS.
Tho Sixth Degree, Known ns Flora,
Will lio Conferred nt lltirrisbure.
Hnrrlsburg, Nov. 9. The National
Grange, Pntrons of Husbandry, will
meet In annual session in the Supreme
court chamber In this city tomorrow
morning nnd continue In session about
ten days. The meetings will bo secret'1
and will bo presided over by Asslstnnt
Secretary of Agriculture Urlgham.
The Natlonnl Orange Is composed of
fifty-eight delegates and sixteen olll- i
cers, most of whom are present. To
morrow evenlns tno slxtn tlegree,
known as Mloni," will bo conferred In
the presence of the joint bodies. The
seventh, or the "assembly of KemteiV"
will be conferred on Thursday even
ing. The delegates to the state and
national granges will visit the Gettys
burg battlelleld Thursday.
A short session of tho State Grange
was held behind closed doors this even
ing in the Harrlsburg opera house to
complete the roll of delegates and ar
range other preliminaries. The reports
of the olllcers will be read tomorrow
nnd arrangements completed for the
Joint session of the State and National
Granges nt the opera house Thursday
afternoon. A feature of that gather
ing will bo addresses by Governor
Hastings, Mayor Patterson, of Har
rlsburg, and olllcers of tho State and
National Granges.
CIQARMAKER'S CRIME.
Gorbnch Attempts to Kill His I'nthcr-in-Lmv.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9. Charles Ger
bach. a cigar manufacturer, on Nor
ns street near Fourth, today attct.ipt
to kill his father-in-law, Fredeikk
Fritz, and tho latter's son, Joseph, of
2020 North Fourth street, by shooting
them. He then sent a bullet through
hla own brain and died soon after be
ing admitted to tho Episcopal hospital.
Fritz and his son arc beir' bottlers
and arc said to be wealthy.
The shooting occurred In Fritz's
home nnd Is said to have been due to
some dispute over business. The elder
Frlta wns but slightly wounded, and
his son, while severely, was not den
gerously wounded.
PENNSYLVANIA PENSIONS
Washington, Nov. 9. The following
Pennsylvania pensions have been Is
sued: Original Amos C. McCutchen,
Murraysvllle, Westmoreland; Adam
Reb, St. Nicholas. Schuylkill; Jacob
Nagel, Freeland, Luzerne; Aaron
Handwork, dead, Slatedalo, Lehigh;
Lewis W. Jerns, Sailors' and Sailors'
home, Erie. Restoration and increase
Daniel Blehl, dead, Loyalsock, Ly
coming. Increase William H. Oates,
Llnesvllle, Crawford; Morris Carlisle,
Redman's Mills, Allegheny; William
McCollum Danville; William Easton,
Elizabeth, Allegheny; AVllllam Hergeo,
Frankllntown, York; AVllllam J. Brown,
Crete, Indiana; Jacob M. Ashamce,
Lewisburg; William Stewart, Wclls
boro. Reissue Rufus P. Johnson,
Fallston, Reaver. Original widow, etc.
Annie Leydlg, Straub, Redford; Em
ma D. HIehl. Loyalsock, Lycoming;
Susanna R. Handwork, Slatedale, Le
h.'gh; Frances Leonard, Troy, Brad
ford; Lydla Thompson, Townnda;
Susan Price, Roaring Springs, Blair;
Mary E. Ross, Shepherdstown, Cum
berland; Acnes Baney, Marietta.
Mr. .Martin Protests.
Harrlsburg, Nov. 0. Secretary of tho
Commonwealth Martin heard argu
ment on tho protests ngalnut the grant
ing of charters to the Gas Works com
pany and several other gas companies
In Philadelphia and vicinity. The
Kqultable Illuminating Gas Light com
pany Is tho principal protestant. It
has nn exclusive charter of Philadel
phia. A. Carson Stamm, of this city,
and J- J. white, represented the prot
cstnnts. Silas W. Petit nnd J. Dunkln,
of Philadelphia, appeared for tho ap
plicants. Jnvlotiskv (Jets Ton Yonrs.
"Wllkcs-TJarre, Nov. 0. Andrew Jov
lonsky, charked with tho murder of
Charles Melesky, at Duryea, withdrew
his plea of guilty today and entered
a plea of not guilty. Judge Dennett
said that after hearing .the evidence
he decided the degree of tho crime to
b second degree murder. The prison
er was then called before the bar and
sentenced to ten years in the Eastern
penitentiary.
Accidentally Wounded.
Chambersburg, Pa., Nov. 9. While
gunning for rabbits at Sunbeam to
day, John Kheiiy's gun was accident
ally discharged. The shot struck his
son, Jofeph, In the thigh, nnd David
Durkholdcr in the abdomen, probably
fatally wounding the latter. Durk
holdcr Is married.
New ICiiilrond Charier.
Harrlsburg, Nov. 9. A charter was
issued by tho state department today
to tho Wyoming and Pond Creek Rail
road company, capitalized at $00,000,
to build a line from Sandy Run Junc
tion to White. A. J. Lathrop, of Pitts
ton, Is president.
.H r. I'llngor of Ifokciidnniiiin.
Washington, Nov. 9. Among the
appointments of fourth-class postmas
ters todav was that of John P. Ulla
ger, of Hokendauqua, Pa.
STATG SNAPSHOTS.
Judge John Stewart, of Franklin
county, Is presiding for Judge Mc
Swopo in the Adums county quarter
sessions.
At the ago of 104. Mrs. Margaret
Meloy, of Tamauqua, Is prostrated with
paralysis, with which sho wns stricken
last week while out for n wnlk.
The erection of n furniture factory
has been commenced on the grounds of
the St. Francis Industrial school at Kd
dlngtcn for giving employment to the
boys of the institution.
Tribune "Want" Ads
cost but one cent, a word.
They do the business.
D0CT0KS HAD
f A Convincing Lottor Prom Ono
No woman can look fresh nnd fair who Is suiTcring- from displacement of
o womb. It ts rldloulous to suppose that such a difficulty can be ourcd by
artlllcnl support Hko g pessary.
Artillclal supports make matters worse, for they take away all tho chance
tnu lignmcnts recovering- their vigor
uiems jiuvc u tvum 10 uu, sy
It they grow Hubby and refuse to hold thoSvomb In
place, there Is but one remedy, nnd that is to strengthen
their flbros and draw tho cords back Into their normal
condition, thus righting the position of tho womb,
Lydla E. Pinkhntn's Vecrotnble Compound Is designed
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tle or no relief
I had falling nnd displacement of tho womb so badly that
for two years I could not
fuso menstruation, kidney, liver, and stomach trouble. The doctors said my
case was hopeless. I had tuken only four bottles of tho Vegetable Compound
and one of the lilood Purifier when 1 felt like a new person. I am now cured,
much to tho surprise of my friends, for they all gave me up to die. Now many
of my lady friends are using Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound through
my recommendation, and are regaining health. It has alho cured my little son
of kidney trouble. I would advise every suffering woman in the land to write
to Mrs. I'inkham for aid." Mits. Emma. I'ANauony, Alanson, Mich,
DELIBERATIONS OF
THE BALL MAGNATES
Ail'airs ol Ccncrnl Interest to
llaso Itnll Enthusiasts Arc
justcd--I.ittlc J'ish Leagues
Chased Out to tho liilco of
tho
the
Pond, as Usual.
Phlladephla, Nov. 9. The official
programme of the National league
gathering moved rather slowly today,
but the rumors of deals crew thicker
and thicker ns the day and night pro
gressed. The board of directors of the
league convened shortly after 12 o'clock
nnd disposed of a few rather unim
portant appeals from players who had
grievances, the points of the nppeals
In each Instance being summarily dis
allowed and dismissed.
President Young was authorized to
establish an ofllce in the business sec
tion of Washington for the transac
tion of league business, and the Dos
ton club was officially awarded the
championship of 1S97.
The national board of arbitration
then got together to dispose of mat
ters unfinished at last night's session.
The most Important subject before the
board was tho petition of tho class A
leagues for a modification of the draft
ing clauses of the national agreement.
The petition as presented met with no
opposition in the board and It was
decided that its provisions should bo
recommended to the National league
for adoption.
The suggested change In the rules
for drafting which will without doubt
be endorsed by tho league, provides
that no player can be drafted by tho
National league unless he shall have
served at least two years In the class
A league, from which the draft Is de
sired to be made. Class A consists of
the Eastern, the Western and the At
lantic leauues. No change was asked
by the minor leagues in the drafting
price, which will therefore remain at
$300. The change In the drafting rule
does' not prevent the purchase of any
minor league players by a National
league club through mutual agreement
of the clubs interested and transfers
from tho minor to the major league
through purchase, or trades, can at
any time be made as heretofore. On
suggestion of John T. Drush, an
amendment to the drafting clause was
also recommended to the league for
approval, which grants permission to
the National league clubs to loan a
player to a minor league club with the
understanding that tho player can be
recalled on thirty days' notice.
Among tho affairs of less general In
terest disposed of by the board were
the following:
The claim of tho Philadelphia club
to players McVey and Fox through
agreement with tho Athletic Atlantic
league club for their purchase was
confirmed, but tho petition of the two
players for unpaid salaries was re
ferred to tho Atlantic league for which
payment under the national agreement
that league Is responsible.
The appeal of Gallagher for
unpaid salary from the Reading club
was dismissed and Gallagher was
granted a release from reservation by
tho Richmond club. Gallagher for
some breach of discipline, was fined
by the Reading club tho amount of
salary due him. Ho then refused to
play with the Reading club and was
released to Richmond. Gallagher did
not play with Richmond but was plac
ed on the latter's reserve list. The
board decided that tho player's fine
was justlllable, but gave him his free
dom to contract hereafter with whom
he may.
Tho reported purchases of Clements
by Doston and Grady by New York
were positively denied this evening by
the club owners of those cities.
Tho Philadelphia club Is endeavoring
to effect a deal with the St. Louis
club by which Monte Cross, Catcher
Douglass and Pitcher Donohue can be
brought to Philadelphia. It is eald
Von Der A he has been offered Taylor,
Clements, Nnsh nnd Lavecross for the
three players named, or any three of
them far Monte Cross and Douglass.
Tho business of the auxiliary bodies,
the bonrd of arbitration and tho board
of directors, having finally been dis
posed of, tho National base ball league
proper was called to order for Its first
session at. 9 o'clock tonight with' tho
representatives nresent from all tho
twelvo clubs. In keepins with the
slow worlt of the past few days tho
meeting lasted less than an hour and
no business whatever was transacted.
The only matter discussed was the
question of the telegraph privileges
on the eeveral league grounds, wheth
er these privileges should bo granted
to the Postal or tho Western Union
company or to both. The wholo sub
ject 'was finally referred to. a com
mute for consideration nnd tho meet
ing then adjourned until tomorrow
noon. ,
Tho various deals had tonight set
tled down to a very -few. None had
been consummated. Those which nro
known to bo under consideration nro
the exchange of Taylor, Clements.
GIVEN HER UP.
of Mro. Plnkham'o Admtrora.
and tone. Uso strengthens; the liga-
c&peclully for this purpose, and, taken In connection
with her Sanatlvo Wash, applied locally, will lono up
tho uterine system, strengthening tho cords or liga
ments which hold up tho womb.
Any woman who suspects that she has this trouble
and she will know It by a dragging weight In tho
lower abdomen, Irritability of the bladder and rectum,
great fatigue in walking, nnd leucorrheca bhould
promptly commenco the use of Lydla E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound. If the case is stubborn, write to
Mrs. l'mkham, Lynn., Mass., stating freely nil symp
toms. You will receive a prompt letter of udvlco free
of charge. All letters are read and answered by wo
men only. The following letter relates to n un
usually severe case of displacement of tho womb,
which was cured by the Piukham remedies. Surely
it Is convincing :
"Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
nnd Mood Purifier cured me when tho doc
tors had given me up. I had spent hun
dreds of dollars searching for u cure, but found lit
until I begnn tho Pinkham remedies.
walk across tho floor. I also had pr-
Lavecross and Dowd, of Philadelphia,
for Monte Cross, Douglass nnd Dono
hue, of St. Louis; Kagan and Hawley,
of Pittsburg, for Taylor and Clements,
of Philadelphia; McJames, of Washing
ton, for Taylor, of Philadelphia. Tho
Now York club wanted Grady, of St.
Louts, but Von Der Alio would not
consider tho cash offer made by
Frcedman. It wns said that Manager
Hanlon was feeling' around for one
or two of the Philadelphia men and
that he was willing to make a trade
with Jack Doyle as a basis. Loulsvlllo
and New York nlso want Monte Cross
and have made offers to Von Der Alio
for him.
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
Celebrated by .11 r. nnd .Mrs. Joseph C.
llitchuer, of West I'lttston.
"Last evening's lowering skies seem
ed but to ndd. If It were possible, to
the brilliancy of tho scene presented
at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph C. Hltchner, on Luzerne ave
nue, where friends to tho number of
more than six score gathered to cele
brate the .twenty-fifth wedding anni
versary of the popular host nnd host
ess." said last evening's Plttston Ga
zette. "Florist Ellis had outdone him
self In the handsome Interior decora
tions, the several rooms of the house
presenting a most attractive appear
ance. "Mr. and Mrs. Hltchner received in
the pnrlor, tho latter wearing the same
gown In which she was married. The
friends gathered In the dining and sit
ting rooms at 9 o'clock, when Rev.
S. J. Arthur made a few congratulatory
remarks and read a letter from Rev.
Dr. B. D. Thomas, now of Toronto,
Can., who performed the ceremony
which made Mr. and Mrs. Hltchner
man and wife.
"Choice -efreshments were served by
Mrs Drake, tho cateress, and it was
near midnight when the company be
gan to disperse. Music was furnished
during the evening by Messrs. Parker,
Austin nnd Stearns, of WIlkes-Barre.
The members of the family, Harry,
Edwin and MIssch Ina nnd Jennie,
were all present, and assisted ln enter
taining tho large gathering. ' Many
handsome gifts, In silver and cut glass,
were received by Mrs. Hltchner.
The out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Davenport, O. S. Parker, J. L.
Stearns and C. M. Austin, Wilkes
Barre; Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Rice, Scran
ton; Mr. and Mrs, John Samnson,
Bethany: Mrs. H. A. Woodhouse,
Honesdale; Isaac Woodhouse and Miss
Rose Woodhouse, Elk Lake: Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Perrln, Luzerne; Mr. and
Mrs. E. Drake and daughter, Jennie,
Lackawanna; Mr. and Mrs. V. H.
Jackson, Carvcrton; Miss Anna Lew
Is, Exeter: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mott,
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. D. Jones, Montrose;
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Blngham
ton; William Clark, New York city;
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Leeds and daugh
ter, Brldgeton, N. J."
THE LATTIMKIt CASES.
From tho Wilkcs-Barro Record.
Tho trial of Sheriff Martin and his dep
uties 13 out down for next Monday onJ
unless it Should bo continued the court
proceedings next week will attract mora
attention than at any term In years.
Throuphout the Btato the trial Is regard
ed as of tho greastest posslblo Interest
and Importatvco, inasmuch ns it will pos
sibly establish a precedent. Tho question
of lmmediato importance Involved la
whether the circumstances and general
environment wero such as to warrant tho
deputies In tho extreme measures to
which they resorted at Lattlmcr. Tho
evidence to bo produced on both sides
will doubtless enable tho jury to reach
a Jupt conclusion. But whatever the ver
dict of tho jury In theso cases It Is cer
tain that in tho futuro sheriffs In this
county, and In tho state generally, will
havo great difficulty In securing depoitlei
should troubles arise requiring a posso
to preserve the law, maintain the public
pence and (protect property. Doubtless
hereafter, tinder uch conditions us pre
vailed in tho I.ehl?h region, troops will
at onco be called for tind little or no at
tempt mado to first exhautt tho civil au
thority. However true, courageous and
law-abiding citizens may bo, or however
willing to aid tho civil authorities, they
will not tako tho risk of being arrested
and tried for murder if thty strike a blow
for tho preservation of law and order.
'NInety-nlna out of every hundred citi
zens will prefer tho penalties they may
Incur by refusing to obey the summons
of tho sheriff. And who wilt blamo them?
SCROFULA is ttrs advertisement of
foul blood. It may be entirely driven
from thi system by th'a faithful uso of
Uood'o Sarsaparllla, which thoroughly
purines the blood.
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to operate. Cure Indigestion, bilious
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Icing; experienced canvasser prelorred; work
permancut and very profitable. Wrlto for
particulars at onco and get bonetlt of holiday
trade, T. B. SNYDER & CO., Cincinnati, O.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO ENER
VV getlo saleswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed SO a day without Interfering
with other duties. Healthful occupation.
Wrlto for particulars, enclosing stump,
MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY? No. Ti
John street, New York.
FOR RENT.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent i
Word.
SITORE FOR RENT Oil LINCOLN AVE
nue, Carbondule, Pa.
HOUSES FOR RENT-ll ROOMS, NORTH
Eighth street. For torms apply to
JAMES H. W.VI SON. First Natlonnl llank,
or A. D. Dean, U'JOVjN. Washington avenue
FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
I5oiTsalTstT!lvhYar
? made In 1716. J. MEEK, 417 7th St.
T70R SALE-ONE SO-HOKSK
POWER
WESTON
boiler, as L-ood as new
THE
MILL CO.
LOST.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
LOST-A SILVER CUP AT THE SPRING
near the second toll house on Elmliun.1
boulevard. Kindly rtturu the samo to Dr.
0.0. LAU11AU1I, Wyoming avenue.
LOST-SUNDAY MORNING7LlVER AND
white poln.cr dog. Return to J. C.
HUNTINGTON, aaBMonroouvenuo nnd re
ceive reward.
OST-11LACK AND TAN HOUNdT)o7
with white spot on breast. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same with W. L.
WKDD1GAN, D. All. Depot, Scrauton.
T OST-I1ETWEEN KUESSLER COURT
1j nnd Wyoming nvenue, corner Spruco
street, it pocket book. Liberal reward to
I nnuer u reiuriieu to jnuuor or isoitru oi
l Trade iiulldlnc.
il7tfasssKsssssssllssssk
mnmw! & win joe
WW..OW-. . ...BHM..WMB
THIS WEEK IN THE
PARI
WILL HE A BUSY
new stock and little prices
nil
mrougn me line win m.iKe u so.
Just opened a lot of 500 garments from
one of the best manufacturers in the busi
ness, every coat or Cape being of the very
latest style, well made and perfect fitting.
In fact, it is the choicest line of gar
ments wc have ever seen, and at a great re
duction from regular prices.
-. W CKETS,
1
AGENTS WANTED.
A
GENT.S TO SELL Obit 50c. STORM
door: samnlo nronald nnon reeelnt of
price, A.ur.iiiLM.- siun.il uuuit
CO.,
Port II
uron, .Mich.
K
LONDIICK AGENTS WANTED FOR
liirgo Illustrated book of Klondike, flvo
hundred pnges; prico Si. fto: onttlt loo. Ad
dress NATIONAL PCULISIIINUCO,, Lake
side llulldlng, Chicago, III.
WA?
NTED-SOLICITOIlS; NO DELIVER.
inc. no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; state age,
Ul... DUUHlltW,
ivocnesier, i,
AGENTS WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safe Citizenship price Si. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
Napcrvllle, 111
AGENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel anil copper electro
plasters; prices from Si! upward; salary and
expenses paid; outfit free. Address, wltu
ttnmp, .MICHIGAN MFO CO., Chicago.
AGENTS-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL
crs; g'25 weekly nnd cxponsos; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MKG
CO., 4H Van Uuren St., Chicago.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Word.
TN RE: ESTATE OF WELLINGTON A.
JL Taylor, Into of Peckvllle, Lnckuwannu
County, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of ad
ministration In tho above estate havo boon
granted to the undersigned, and nil persons
Indebted to said estate are required to mako
Immediate payment, and tho.o having
claims or demands to present sanio without
deluy, to
IIKSSIE JL TAYLOIt, Administratrix.
JOHN V. HCRAGG. Attornoy.
CITY SCAVENGER.
lUiltlGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
XI.. nnd cess pools; no ouor. improveu
pumps used. A. URIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders UOON. .Maln.uvc., or LlckeV
drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry.
'lelephonoOOlO.
flHAK. COOPI.H, CITY SCAVENGER
J All orders promptly attended to, day or
.... ... a 1- - ......... ......Il...innj ,)l ...Vil.1
mgui. ah iiiy liners uiMumi.vuo.
reasonable. 710 Scrauton street.
115 Washburn street.
Charges
llo use
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
CrnlNS?HUNnVSAND INGROWING
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation nnd advlco
given iree. E. M. HET-Kl, t'hlropod st,
330 Lackawannn avenue. Ijidles uttended
at their residence If desired. Charges moder
ate. Sl'I U ATIONS WANTED.
POSrTraTwNTlcDAir
experience; can give boa of reference.
Address R. 11., Trlbnno ollice.
IXTANTED-rOSITION AS VISITING OR
day governess by collcgo graduate and
teacher of experience. Call on or addrc-is
TEACHKll, 51 r, Mulberry otri-et.
SITUATION WA NTKD-HY A MAK AS
Janitor; cnu furnish good reference,
Address -111 Moore Court.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A MAN AS
O waiter; can furnish good reference of j
years' oxperlcnco. Addiess 111 rearor Mad.
tson avenue, city.
ClTUATION WANTED-AT DltESSMAK-
lng; will go out by day. Address Ulft
Chestnut street, city.
WAVED-I'lAINlvTNoTwAKiriNtl
and Ironing to d nt homo or cleaning
limmo l.v Uu. iIhv. Imiiilront lOlAScranton
street, ltydo Park, rooms upstairs, ilrst door
DRUGGIST WAN'TS POSITION; 11 YEAIIS
experience; registered pharmacist; best
references. Addrexs llox 138, Lansdale, Pa.
JlITITATIOV
WANTED -HY FIRST-
S3 class barber, lato of Hotel Vendlg, I'hlla-
nr I Intel ven
delphtn. Address 11. ST1NSON, Mooslc, I'n.
1)
rOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS
1 driver in private famllv; understands;
nv: luuieiHi
horses thoroughly. GEO.
McCULLOUGH
General Delivery, city
Q1TUATION WANTED AS VEST MAKER
E nt homo or at ntore; address L. I-. general
delivery.
WOltK WANTED. HY REFINED YOUNG
man und wlfo In exchange for nice
furnished room; glvo lull particulars.
Ad-
dross CASH HTOiiKi -iu i.inuon Direct.
AYOUNOMA.V (18) OF GOOD FAMILY
and who has always lived In Scrauton,
needs work of some kind; bent references
given. Address It. J., Tribune ollice.
SITUATION WANTED-A TEACHER OK
oxperloncowUhos to tutor children In
tho EngllNli branches; references given, If
desired. Address MISS HODUES, 13 10. Mill
teiry street, city.
4u 5m
A LARGE VARIETY OF
in
Kersey
and Rough
flaterials,
at
$8.00, $8.50
and $10.00,
Each.
Worm from $10 to $15.
127129
Washington Ayenue,
AMUSEMENTS
Academy of flusic
Rels & Durgunder, Lessees.
II, R, Long, Local Manager.
wrdk nnaiNNiNa Monday, nov, 8.
Dime Matinees Every Day.
ELROY'5
STOCK
COMPANY
Supporting J. HARVEY COOK nnd MIS3
LOTTIE CHURCH, in the Follow
ing Scenlo Productions:
Monday Mntlneo - "Unknown"
Monday Night "The Wblto Squadron"
Tuesday Mntlneo "Marble Heart"
1'ucsdny Night, "Land of tho Midnight Sun"
Wednesday Mntlneo "Paradise Alley"
Wednesday Night "A Fair Rebel"
No
Higher.
Popular Price",
10c, 'joe. and !10c
I No
Higher.
Scats on t-alo at box office Friday morning.
Lyceum Theater.
Wednasday Evaning, Nov. 10,
ENGAGEMENT OF
PUUISE I WESTS
BIG MINSTRELS.
Tho Representative and Only Legitimate
Minstrels Now before tho Public. The Well
Known Comedians and Singers,
GEORGE WILSON,
MILT. G. BARLOW,
RAYMON MOORE
and a Host of Others. See the Great Parade
Tuesday, November 16.
Walt for your favorite singing comedian,
Andrew Mack
In the successful new play
by Ramsay Morris,
Ail Irish Gentleman
Hear Mack's New Songs.
Regular Prices, Seats on sale, Saturday,
flu. 111.
DAVIS' THEATER
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Nov. U, l and 13.
Tho PeerleiB Llltlo Comedienne,
May Smith Robblns,
Supported by n superb company of Fun
Makers, tut 10 legitimate mutlcal
Operatlo Success,
Little Trixie
The llomp IlilrcJi,
Under tho direction or Fred llobblns.
sure und see Llttlu Trlxte.
lie
Regular Prices, 10, 20 or 30 Cants
All opera chairs sold reserved for evening
I performances, secure wieiu auernoous nt
tho box ollice or by "phone, !IH71i, or after
house opens ut night nt box ollice.