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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. NOYJSMtfER 14. 1S9S.
121
Thli Vote Not flood Alter .'ov. 15. iSo.
Christmas
Caiit.il.is, Choruses, Solos, Services.
Fine line just arrived.
Music Rolls, nice variety. "i3c to
$i.:i5.
HcKinley 10 ct. Husic
contains "Last Hope." "Palms,"
"Filth Nocturn," "Cmny's Stud
ies," "Duvemov's Studies," "The
Skipper," "Liszt's Second Rhap
sodic " and 700 other choice selec
tions. Crescent Hcil (ail Strings"
strongest In the world.
PERRY BROS
205 Wyoming Ave.
A new departute at
Th3 Griffin Ait Studio,
We sue now prcp.iied
to fill the wants of the
.'imutuei and piofcib
10n.1l. WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADI.
DR. A. A. LINDABURY,
Specialties Surgery, Diseases of Women
Olllou Uouia . . . . ..II to ion. in
I to SI p. 111
At llenulenco 7 to H i m
fWlce William lliillrtinc, Opu l'ostolllre.
lleeldence 21(1 South .Mi 'n Avenue.
COLUMBIAN DETFJTIVE AGENCY
LIME BANK BUILDING,
I SCRANTON, PA.
Maltrrn Follclted Whero Other Knlled.
Moderate Charges.
.Mrs fleo. Carr pinnn
teauuerof lldUU
.Mr. Carr MaildOlin
Banjo nj Guitar
btudlos In the new
fJiicinsoi nulkllng, :iki
Wushlnplon avc Nev
until j car In this cltj.
On Wyoming Seml
nury Musical I'aciilt.
lltiveopenecl a General Insurance Oalcs In
initt'iioiittDi,
Pest Ktoek Compantn represented Large
-uca especially tollclted. lelcplione 18U15.
Allow U to Clean Yeuir LACE CURTAINS,
anil You Will Be Pleased.
Lackawanna
AUNDRY.
.108 Penn Avenue. A. II. WAKMAN.
"OtN
Tho Wllkcs-Barro Record can be had
in Scranton at tho r.cwu stands of Iccls
nian Uros., 401 Spruce nnU 503 Llndiu
tteets; Mac, Lackcwanna avenus.
HER POINT OF VIEW.
The annual meeting "f the Hahne
mann hospital piomiscs to be nn event
of unusual inlciest tomotiow nlglit.
Not i little ot this is because of tha
expected pieseme of Dr. William Tod
31cliiiut.il. who Is one of tho loading;. If
nut 'io fotemoRt authoilty on home,
t-imtlsy In this counti. J. lien Illni
miek .vill preside In the absence of Col
onel Holes Mis. Homy Bella, jr., and
Mist, Richmond and nthets will lead
leports.
I'mwi'ibhc h'tianton women will be
deeply Intel ested In learning tlmt the
city lb also to bo hoiioied by tho pies
' me of Mi. Ilelniutli, who will necom
lmti her huphand. Mis. Helnuith I"
one of the best known and most nil
inlied women In Ameilea. Her gieat
iutcTst in clubs for women and gills
nncl her splendid evcutlvo abilities
which have been brilliantly illustrated
during her teiinn of ollli e as piesldent
of Soiosla and now piesident of Hit
redciatlon of Women'n clubs, of .Vow
York htate, give her exceptional arid
enviable piomiiioncc. The poitialt and
sketch d Mis. lloinuith In Ilurpei's
Ilazuar. the other day, will bi noiid
with now Interest by .Siranton leaders.
She is a social leader of many Kilts,
and Is also constantly remarked for the.
ixijulslto gowns !io mr,
Hutlng their stay In this cily Or. and
Mis Helrnuth will be guests of Mis.
A M. Decker, on Jeiuison iiveiiue.
Aprno, of the Hut nilllillll meeting
of ho Hulincmuiih hospital, ;n Incident
was: luld ; n f-ci.ntion i bidt nt vvh'b
In Philadelphia tin other Uj.v that
Kiatl .'iniiiPfs homeopatlilsts At the
time when Peniisylv aula's sit I; yoHlci i
were . omlng i lek In 'ie.it numbers tlv
ssoc fated lloniropatlUe 'iospltn.1, of
Philadelphia, was among those which
op md wide ihelr doois for the relief
"f Hie uffer'nr
Amonir llio rlrst iiuotii receive d at
tliirt liistltutl'in was ii man who. If ho
had been allowed n olcc In tho matter,
would probably Inm- iifcr-rtcd that lie
would pretfr to dio f,jtmwJiorc cUo
than to be taken theiv t-j lie eutcd. Ho
was u physician of tho other school,
mid. an ho expri'-mij it, "io bo dumped
In that Uokpitiil was rnoush to dilvo
a innii riassv." I io did vmihiiiuialjln
vlsoiouh and anmy protcptlnit, but was
too helpln to do anything more, and
whr held by the enemy liNentually he
leiovued and dejuirted with an e
KnowleelKed ehuno of ht'iiit u rRUlar
or.veislon, to tis his own words. Thli
annual mooting is optu (o the public
ffiM
B5otip5wff
and nny person Interested 111 tho work
of the hosiltnl Is weloonie to nttend.
A the Womun'M Qulld of St. Luktj
elntrrli does a laii;e and kiowIiik char
itable woik, both In and out of the ulty,
Its tueniboin hope tn teplenlsh the
tieismy ny u sal" on Tlnusdny. Kildin
and Snttndny nfteinoons nf this week
In the Hpa'Ions coiner store of tin
Mears building, nt WashliiRton nwuue
and Spmte street. The llPt of articles
Include mam that are nol and d(
1'liable. besides the f"i;ular line tirually
M'en at bazaars. AmonB these will he
dolls of nil kinds and conditions. The
"Rolf diilll.-fi" nie said to he exa t ie
piodtittlonn in miniature of well-known
local players. This featuie alone will
ntnait nst tlnoiiKs to the sale.
The potn pillow deiiartincnt Is be
iineainph.Mi In the profusion of beau
tiful cushions of all sizes A Inriro as
Miulmunt of embioldeiles for Chrlst
ni'Ja Klfts, kitchen papery of nil kinds.
nkes baked for each day and home
made canib will be ntnoiiK the varied
inunction. The Joiinmr ladles of tho
KUlld hip In chaiKe. among: them beliijr
Mis'. CJcorRe M. flallstead, Mis. i:eielt
Warien. Mis. Avei, Mrs. lluniiell, Mis.
Henoie. Mis. I'ioss. Mis. S. Oeiman,
Mis Walter Ulekson, Jits. Hand, Mis.
.lennjn. Mis. H. W. KIllRsbuiy, Mis.
I C! 1 .ti I Jar. Mi ?. Mott, Mrs. Hobett
sun. Mis Kiiiulcisori. Mis. F. .1. K1II1
man, Mis. H. 1J. Wnio.
A
Toiiioiuiw the chissniithemum show
for the bciiellt of the Home for the
Kiieiitlless will open In the bljr stole In
the CoiiiiII luillillner, which lias been
lontrlbuti d foi the occasion. Fiihiman
was at woil; there it.umday ileeoiatlns
for the .1. i asiuu. width will be one of
Kieat Itiieipft. Todai tho lloilsts of
the iitv will mi th looms -w t)i tho
duein i.f autumn, and a number of pri
vate owneis will ivIfo exhibit beautllul
specinii ns Tlie plants sold will be do
lHeied at once. In order that lhy may
in.l surier from the h-nt of the loom,
while the will be )Pilnied from le-f-ere
stoi k, .n that the exhibition will
not be depleted. Tho beautiful exhibi
tion is anticipated with imitli c.icei
ness by all (lowet-lo ctrt for It is leallv
a si on I ptivlloBo to look ujion such a
miiKnlllcent dispiaj. Popular admis
sion of ten cents will be ehaige'd.
.T.Ttl. Chain o save a pupils' lecital In
his studio last Wedneda nt lei noon nt
i o'clock. The follow Ihk PIori aiumo
was well icndeied:
(jtiartoltc for two pianos, 0eituiv
des Mailcnette? litlllltt
Misses Jtuth Ifanley and Mary Oeni-
hait, Mesrrs. Cliailes Doersam
and .1. M. Chance.
ri.mo solo, lieuelii-e Chopin
.Mr. Hnn-ey llosait.
I'iano solo. The 1'utteilly (UleR
MIs Marj (leaihart.
l'lano solo, Hpiinpr Sour .Meinbd-.-'-ohii
MbM Hutii Hanley.
l'itno solo, KlKoletto Liszt
Miss. Mabel llennle.
13uo for two pianos Oveituiv to
Hgnicmt Heethoven
Mt-ssis Cliailes Uoeisam, J. 51. Chance
Tho past two days hae been K.iln
ones nt the Home foi the Fileiidloss
because of the unexpected advent of a
number of fi lends who Milled thf
intinotpny In a most dellRhtful tashlou.
Ill the 111 st place the ehlldieil weie all
Kieatly excited over the gilt of a dozen
umbrellas fiom Mis. J. i:. L'nini. ill's
Sunday school class In the Church of
tho Good Sliophei cl. They had never
possessed umbrellas heroic and these
made them Kind Indeed. Last evening
they hoped for rain today, so that they
might use the new acquisitions
Vesterday afternoon Uov. W. J. Foul,
nccompanled by a huge number ot
membets of the Young People's society
of the nieen Hidge Paptist ehuieh held
a brief service that gave gte.it satis
faction to the matt on. the old ladles
and the family In general. While they
were there a paity of young ladles
from St. Luke's chinch came to sing
for the Home people and their efforts
weie gieatl.v enjoved. (In Saturday
Miss Chile Ite Holds seived tea to the
old ladles, and Miss Kevnolds. of W
omlng avenue, played a number of se
lections on the mnudollu. To say thai
the old ladles weie pleaded Is to ex
press their delight but mlldli.
.
The lliteiesl In the tloudollers Is
dally Inei eased by the enthusiasm ex
hibited on the pan of the perroimers
who enteitain theli Immediate families
with so many comical snatches of H
bietto and oateh bits of the scene that
curiosity Is pUiued to an unusual de
gice. The spectacle of one young man
prominent in society engaged in Indus
tilously going over his mlo with the
pet dog of the family as the chlel per
touner, Is a scene thai has edltled and
cotivulwd a ceitain hoii'-ehold tn an
extreme deree.
A ft
t'lltll aflet the plodui tloil of the tSnll
dolleis. the Ueimau lectuios by Ilev.
Mr. J'.audolph, at the Conservatory of
MuIc will be postponed.
PERSONAL
Colonel and Mis. II. M. Uolcss will leave
this afternoon for i ideago.
Jlert Altiej anil Haiiy rr.incls spent
tteidnr In Wllkes-llaiie.
Miss laia Lewis, ot N'orih .Vpilu uvc
mie, Is x Islllnp In Xi w York ell.
Mls llesslu I.micIi. nt Wilkis-IJane,
speui tliu Sabbath with Miss .loble .Million,
of Mulbcll j stieet
.Mm O. Mm-I.f nn. ol liallluioii . H v..
lung her sou. William .Mncl.ean, i,ii
Wiishhistou av uue
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. i iiiimi' aiinoinno
tin enuaKcmeni of their dinishtcr, .Mill) ,
to Air. .1. (J. Arki'imiin
Mr. and .Mrs. C. H. Simpson will go o
New Yoik toiilght io attend the woddhu
of u school fllend of Ihelr dnilglitel.
Anion, the .Seiantoiilan, who wil
ni sscd Hie Ynle-1'illjiolon game wen
Misses Atchl'iilil. .Miss Helen Hand. Mls
Llliel lloio Miss Slmi'suii mil Mr. J. II.
llrookii.
JoCili A. Wimnr, who enlisted wlili
thii engli i cr corps and has been serving
'i P.nio Kluo. ban lien dlnhnred lroni
lie htvpltiil aft.r a nveie altiiek of u
Pholti fevn.
'i'li- folluubu.' Si iju.tunluns wile leg
ist red at the Hotel Albert In Now Vnik
Ibis weh: U. A Kllknitri,!,. VV. ..
Jlcsfnid. II. H. Leonard. Will lu,.i.
MUs IJ. IJiglbi.
Winter Clothing
For young and old. Tho iluest line nf
suiifi unci overcotus mi uxhlbltctl In
thle city. Hveiy gaiment mndo In the
latoxt fabhloii, only III sl-c lass mater
lab', and tho ptleos less than you pay
eU ii here for very Infoilor gootlH.
P.lchaids, Wiith & Lewis,
a-.'fi Lackawanna avenue.
The Nash,
Olio bine); fiom Siliaie, has two looms
with boald; pilecs modi late.
Fi intern' Ball, Nov. 10.
Snovet's hall, Penn nveuue Law.
icnce oiihi'Htia. Tickets .10 cents.
Hmolm the Poiniltir Punch clgarv, 10c.
WARRANTS ISSUED
FORDYNAAIITERS
FATHER OSLOWSKI HAS SWORN
TO INFORMATION. ,
Evidence Said to lie at Hand to
Connect Jack Doynrt with Frldny
Night's Outrngo nt Duryea Wnr
rnnts Hnvc Been Sent to SherllT
Martin to Servo People of Duv
yca Live In Ocnornl Fear of tho
Outlaws Who Seem to Hcslttito
nt Nothltip;.
No evi nt of rcietit yeais has so
wioughl up the peoplo of l)ureii as
the two explosions of ilMinuiite v.hlch
oceuned Iheie lust Friday night.
One or the explosions the (list, badly
damaged the limit of the lesldenee of
Adam 15nitukl, one ol the most prom
inent Polish citizens ot Dili en. and
the second evplosloh. which oceuned
twenty minutes later, was nt the resi
dence of Jlev. Father Orlowskl, pastor
of the Polish Catholic ehuieh.
The poich or the latter was blown
away, the ftont doors wtccked mid
the ehuieh, which adjoins, was badly
damaged, nhnost every window In It
being w locked
Mass was i elebi.ileil In the ehuieh
.Msteiday and Father Orlowsk' ml
dtessed :i few wolds to his cotlgiega
tlon about Filday night's outrages. He
regietted ih.it any peison should so
wantonly destiny piopcity and endan
ger human lives. Thai pail of the
pinpeity It was sought to dcstro.v Is
eonseeiali'd to tho sen Ice ot Cod
made the clime If possible moie heln
oil". diffi:isi;xci; of opinion.
Then Is n elllfeieiice of opinion In
Liiuiea as to who Is leaponslblo for
the explosions. The generally neccpl
cd theory Is that the desperate out
laws who have committed luntimeiable
lawless acts In tho neighboihood dur
ing tin l.il two yeais have added
another to their long list of tiansgios
felons against the law.
Since thev caused the wieck on the
Lehigh Valley tallroad nt llabvlon
bleaker there has been a veij active
offoil io html them down and tln-v
an cois(lou of this Jaet Father
Oi low ski. It Is sold, realises that the
numerous offenses of these ilespeiudnes
aie being ehaiged up to hts country
men and he is unwilling thai they
should bear this stigma.
With a view to making the i oinmu
nlty whei, he lesldes mine safe- ami
law-abiding and seeing Justice meted
out to tin lawbioakois he- has lent
such assistance as he could to the
oflleers who aie endeavoilng to inn
down the lulpiils. In this woik he has
been assisted by Adam Uailuskl who Is
a momlueiit member of bis congiega
tion. For the purpose's of Intimidating
them against giving fiuihcr assistance
and to tevenge past aetlvlt the out
laws diteimlned to stilke a destieiate
blow. That the destruction of pioper
ty was not gi eater and that no lives
weie lost iseeitalnly no fault of thelis.
ANOTHHIt THKOHY.
Some maintain that the explosions
weie the woik of disaffected members
of Father Oilowskl's eongiegntlon who
cue endeavoring to establish nn Inde
pendent Polish ehuieh In Duivea. Hit
ter feeling has been engendered by
this split but the preponderance of
sentiment In Duryea is ugainst clang
ing these people Willi the explosions.
Theie Is talk of an organized move
ment on the part of the people of
Dut.vea against the law -breakeis who
aie giving the little hamlet a l imputa
tion not sin passed bv the flee and
easy western mining towns
Waiiants weie issued bv Justice of
the Peace (Jllboy, of Duiyea. Satin day
atteinoon at the instance of rather
Oi low ski for Jake Dogait and two
(illicit) of the famous Wassal gang.
Attorney W. 11. Gillespie, of Plttstou.
lepieseuted tile piiest in gettlm; the
wan. ints. Dogart lives at the Austin
Heights, whole the olhet two suspects
also leside. The waiiants were sent
to Sheilff Maitin in Wllkes-Llane lor
him to have seived and the at rests
made. At this wilting the Infot mu
llein was not obtainable whether or
not any of the tluee weie caught.
Theie Is said to be ample evidence
to connect Dogait with the explosion.
He vvns seen .Hound Duiyea late In the
ulteinoon on the public stieets and two
nun ,r' lepoi'ted as having lie-ud
him arranging the plans for the ex
plosion. These two do not wont to be
known through fear of having ven
geance w leaked upon them, miles the.
at i est of Dogait and one oi two iitheis
of the mine desperate nienibei.s ol the
gang aie caught.
fkau ls oi:ni:isai.
So gie.it Is the tenor that this gang
has caused that a prominent business
man ot Dui.vca. who was asked why
the outlaws aie noi arrested, said he
has knowledge of many things that
would send seveial of the gang to the
penitential v. but he Is afiald ir ho
gives It out and Jlguics in the witness
box ho may not wnke up some morn
ing. They poisoned a horse belonging
to him iccentl.
When detectives weie aioiind Satur
day looking up the ease, they visited
the people living close by Haituskls'
lesldenee to asceiliiln If an.v of them
saw the fiends before oi after the
explosion. Some of them denied having
heaid It at all, although it shook eve r
window In the town and was heaiil
Fine Bon Bons
and Chocolates
Mtulc expressly for the
finest trade, perfectly fresh.
We offer a tine mixture at
25c, value 40c
Fine t 13ou 13ous and Choc
olates, ,35c, value 50c.
Finest Bou Bons aud Choc
olates, with glace fruits 50c,
value Soc.
Florida Oranges, Grape
Fruit and Cal. Grapes.
E. Q. Coarsen
Wholesale and Retail.
over In Avoca. They do not mean to
shield the outlaws by their dentals,
but they nie afraid to speak. Theie
In nothing less than a reign of terror
among them.
LIEBSON ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
He Is Insane and Was Arrested in
This City.
Abrnni Llebson ewaped fiom tho
Wllkes-Hnrre Jnll Snttndny evening
while he wan being detnlned theie pre
paratory to his removal to the Hillside
Itfiuie iisMiim. Hi' waB an ested at tho
Delaware Laikawalina and Western
station In this illy at - o'clock ester
elay niornins by Paliohnan McMullcn.
Llchpon li -- eins old. He belongs
to it wealth Jewish family of Wllkes
H.me, anil bei'iitne Insane recenlly. Ills
vanities aie in tin- Inventive channel.
He thinks he bus Invented many useful
articles but duos not share the piollt,
and the thought of his being swindled
liiaken him violent nt times.
He wus diessed only In Ills trotiseis
when ho escaped fiom jnll. When he
gut to Sciauton he had n small hat. an
(iv ei eont and a pair of shoes. The
Wilkes-Hill ie polite notified Sergeant
Delict , who le allied that Llebsmi was
using the telephone at the Delaware,
Laekawaunu and Western station and
the sergeant dispute lied Patrolman Mo
Mullen eiulekly to attest him. He was
cute enough to tiy lo hold the door of
the telephone booth shut when the ortl
cor came.
A Wllkes-Parre ollleer arilved yes
teidiiy teitcnoon and took him back.
BI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Conducted in This City by the Priest
hood of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints.
The bl-ai'i.ual Minfeieine eif the
priesthood of tin eluneli of Jesus
Uitlt of Latter liy Silnts. 01 L'nst
0111 Pennsylvania JuilMllctloii vv.is eon
ducted In Co-op"iatlve hall, Ninth
Mam aveiui', Satiuday and osteida.
There are eighteen inembeis eiC the
pilesthood vv oiklug In the Lasl-'in
Pentisyh.inl.i -nlsslon and all were
pteenl Piesldeiu A. P. Kesli. of
the caste in states missions, was also
pieseiit.
With the exception ol the Siluiduy
inclining meellmr all sessions weie open
to tho publle and weie well ult'Mided,
eMpeelallv last i veiling's sei v lee. The
.onfei enci' had (wo puiposes. Flist,
to have lepoit and be le-a.islgned. Sec
ond, to slve the gcneiul public an
ojipni tunlty lo hear for tlienisi Ives
wlnt the Latter D.iv Saints have to
offer
The s"sln is weie pii'slded over by
Confeicnce Piesidi'iit Joseph Wull'ice.
The lepoits at i-etuielay meirnlng's
lniesthood e.son were all very en
eeiui.iglng. .The elelers were ie-as-slgned
and were instriietcd in the work
by Pi evident . I . Kefsler. The ells
tilcts and lliose Ii. ehaige aie us fol
lows Lack.u1 anna county. Inseph
Wallace, J. T. Fllillnsivi. J. D. Lewis,
J. A. Harding, Siiantoii, (ieorge
Hiinkeihoff and liiilip Feirin. Cai
bondale inn1 Wnvne lountv. IS. C.
Han Is and W. P. Iorgan. Suseiue
liatuia coiintv . Liu'"ine eounlv J J.
Henne'lt anil 1. i:. Maveoek, Plttstou
to Wan lor Pun, and J. V. Chamber
lain and J. P. Ilobeits. rest of Limine
and 'ill of Cm hem count v.
David Klni'hom and J. IJ Cuu'ner,
Wvomlng and Sullivan counties; F F.
Tweedy and F. 11 Pick. Mradfoid
c unit .1. I!. Wiilelnm and Hdvvaid
Skldmoie, Sehuvll.lll and Columbia
counties.
Satin day afternoon the nubile ces
sion was addressed bv several of the
ehleis. esterda iiioiulng it 10 10
o'clock, iift.Mtionn nt 2 o'clock and
evening at 6 o'clock sessions weie also
held. The ulteinoon sc-slon was rul
dicssed bv Hlders .1. S Finlinson. J.
allace nnd I'lcsldenl v. I'. Kesslei.
P-eslde nt K"?slor spoke upon "Whv I
sun -i Mormon" Let evening's session
was address si bv Kldeis W. It. Moi
gan. F CI. Tweede and President A.
P ICessler. This ended the conference
until six mouths hence.
Meetings aie held eveiv Sunday at
1X7 outh Dveiett avenue by the V.
eis heie Moinlng i'civice at 10 o lock
and evening tervice at 7..!ii o'clock An
afteinoon "ivlee Is also held at 'J
o'clock at 11 V AlbiighL avenu-. It Is
expected thai a church will be opened
heie enil next ear by the Saints
FUNERAL OF MRS. FITZGERALD.
Interment Was Made in the Cathe
dral Ccnieteiy.
The funeiul of Mis. D. 11. Fitzgerald
was held yestedn aftenioon fiom the
iHinlly roslilenie mi North Main ave
nue. Followed b a laige concourse
of ft lends the it-mains weie iiniveveil
to Holy Rosary chuirh whole impies
slve services were conelueted by Rev.
N. J. McMainis assisted by Rev. J. J.
O'Toole
liileimeut followed In the Cuthedtal
ceineleiy. The imllbeaieis weie James
riynn, William Leonaid, P. J. Ituane
and John McLaughlin. The munv
b.nutiful lloial tributes laid on the cas
ket weie silent testimonials of thcVJk'gh
icejalel In vvhle h the deceased was held
by her fi lends.
OPINIONS HANDED DOWN.
Mattel s That Weie Passed Upon
in Them.
Judge Aiehbald handed down three
opinions Satiuday. In the case- ot
John O. Scovell against W. II Wtlght
the opinion states that time is enough
to ki) that' us between Wilght and
Siovell the sale which brought the
Vftituif to an end was collusive ami
I'l.iudulent, and Scovell Is oidcied
within ten days to pay Into court tho
i opt of the audit amounting to SJ7fl.li!!
and Hit- lepoit nf the uudltor I? cou-
i llrmed.
, The auditor's ic-poii In the suit of
(leoigo 11. Piyor against !:. U. Lloyd
was also continued. In the case of Me
gin K1 p Coniiwll vr. Waltz n nil" for a
new tilal in lefuscd.
New Engines Received,
The thill) (..IO) new freight loioino
ihes oideieel by tho lecehers of the
Xlilltlinole and Ohio nilhoad about
tlneo uionths ago, twenty ot which
aie fiom the Daldwin Locomotive
works and ten fiom the Plashing Lo
eemotlve wolks, have been elellvere.J
and mo now In seiviee. These engines
uio the biune type that have been
veiy successfully used on the Second
division between Cunihoiland nnd Hal
tlniene and over olio bundled of them
(lie now In seivice. They are the Con
solidation type with l'lx27 Inch evlln-eli-is
and weie t onstrut teel fiom de
signs tuiiilshcd by the motive novver
department of the llalilmore nnd Ohio
lallioud. '
Cull for the Pnpulur Punch i.igdts, 10c.
TO TUNNEL THE
P0CON0 MOUNTAINS
VANDERBILT IS SAID TO CON
TEMPLATE SUCH A SCHEME.
D L. and W. ls Now tho Shortest
Rond Between New York and Buf
falo and n Tunnel Through the
Pocono and n Straightening ot
tho Rond in Places Would Put
It in tho Lead of All Competlto's
for Diiect Western Trade.
I'olUl'lltlS Vlllldlllllt ll'lll KeVltl
friends paid n bilef visit lo Monroe
county last Friday. The visitors ur
tlved on a special tialn anil li-tepected
th" Delaware, Laek'iwunna ant' Wei
ern road. It Is mid, however, that
the teal visit of Mr. Vanderbilt was
In connection with n sehemo to tun
iiil the Pocono minilitalns iih a nieiins
of shorti'iilng the time between Uuf
falo and New Yolk. .
"It has long been the plan of the
Delawnte, Lackawanna aud Western
ti.llroad to pel foi m such a feat," says
th" New York Heinld. 'William K.
Vaneleibllt some yeais ago dlenveied
that the Delaware. Lac kiiw anna and
Westetn was by forty miles the short
est mute to Iiuffalo. 1'pon maltlni:
the discovery he Instructed his most
cap-ible civil englncei to so over the
road and caiefully obkeive If tunnel
ling and stirdghteiiliig of curves would
not shoiten the distance many miles
moie. Th engineer gave much atten
tion to the mntltr and lepoited to
Mr. Vaneleibllt that neatly lorty miles
moie blight be saved.
"Mr. Vandetbllt bought ."..on) share's
of Laekiiwanna stocl; at a very low
in Ice. Tho feasibility ol the eoiitem
plaled Improvements In the Lackawan
na has fiecpiently lieelved local coi
roboiallou. I'iofessor Howell, of
Scranton. lecenllj showed nn an lm
piovlsed diagram how Hie load could
be sborle ncd twr miles. .leremluh
K"gan, of Lai Uawunnu, cone luslvcly
showed Hint with proper attention lo
gi.ide the Lackawanna could be short
ened seven miles between rfeianton and
Uinghiiiiilou.
"Pioleusor Stutuuit. of Oxford. X.
I satlsi.ed hliustlf unci many oiheis
that the tunnelling of the Pocono
mountains was u comparatively easy
piece of englneeilng, which. If iceotii
pllsl ed, VMinld reduce the mil ellstuuee
betwetn New Yoik anil Sei anion many
miles,
SOFT COAL SMOKE NUISANCE.
People of Plttsbuig Are DeUrmined
to Get Rid ot It.
'J'he following tioin the Plttsbuig Dis
patch Indicates that vigoious steps
have been taken In that city to abate
the smoke nuisance due to the exten
sive use of soil coal.
"Pioseeiitlons fur violations uf the
finoke consuming ordinance in this city
will soon be In ordei. Dliectot Hlgelow
has given these law-breakers about all
the time that he tonsleleis necessary to
apply apparatus to theli buildings for
the consuming of "the caiboulfctous
clouds that almost conrt.intly toll fiom
their smoke-stacks and give the city Its
notoilously dull ami murky appeaiance.
He has Instiue ted Smoke Inspector . I. J.
Urcmuin to prepare a llt of those who
neislst In icfus'lng to comply with the
law. This list Is In com so of prepara
tion and the ciusade will begin as soon
as It has been submitted to Dliector
Hi;elow. There are about sixty lltms
in the down-town diMtiict who will
come under the ban of the law.
"Inspector Urennun said yesterday
that theie ate many smoke consumers
In opeiatlon in the down-town dlsttlct.
and that nil aie doing the work thoi
oughly The e ry of many manufactur
ers tint they cannot get a consumer
tbut will operate sticcessfullv will not
go uny longer. Tn the Lewis block, the
Pennsylvania lalhoad oillco building,
ami the plant of J. I!. Haiuen & Co ,
at Tenth and Llbeitv stteets, smoke
consiliums aie In operation and do the
woik for which they are Intended al
most petfectly "
-- .
ARE THE SEASONS CHANGING.
A Scoie of Years Ago No Ice at
Thanksgiving Disappointed All.
"The men of today, who giew up
heieabouts, leuiember that, when they
were boys, theie was keen and natui.il
disappointment if Thanksgiving Day
did not hi lug with It good skating,"
says the StiouiH'buig Times. "The boj.s
of today are- glad If CluWtmas gives
them the chance to go on the Ice, and
pi nimbly under It, Ion.
"Theie seems to be no doubt that
the seasons have peieeptlhly changed
within the past thirty or foity imis.
and that the cold lasts later and comes
later than fonneily. The same thing
is demcinstiated these recent soft even
ings Not so many eais ago It usee!
to be possible to sit upon piazza or
lawns during tho long evenings of eaily
summer. The cool weather, which had
begun outlier In the season, had setved
Its time and given way to wanner.
"Now we do not ventutc out until the
longest das, those of June and July,
have pasted and the evenings begin io
lengthen. This Is atoned for by the
piolongutlun of the summer wenther
Into the fall, which gives us tho most
delightful pait of the year late In Sep
tember and Oi tober. Appaiently tho
whole procession has been carried foi
ward or baekwaid, ns you please. The
result has not affected the growing o'
the cropi', but simply shifts the time
for heat and cold a month or ho along "
ONE CLAIM INVESTIGATED.
Mattln McDonough's Ordeis Proved
to Bu Valid.
Claims pi i seined b Mai tin Me Dun
ough, of Mlnooka, against L.uknwuuuu
township to the amount ni JUCa wire
Investigated Srituiduy by Attorney
John P. (julniiiiii ns cuniinlsrfoncr nt
till' llldtbtedness of the township. Ai
lorney T. P. Hob in n niesenied Mr
Mi'l'iiiioiigh and Attorney fiooige M.
Watson the taxpaoif.'. The iiaini of
.Mr. McDonough was made up ol sev
eial oideis, some drawn to himself for
hall rem and nihoix to Thomas Lough
ney, Anthony Hart aud Thomas Mui
pliy. These gentlemen were examined
and cei tided that they did the woik
lepieseuted by the oulers and unsigned
them to Mr. McDonough for value ic
celved. Mr. WnlMn objected to the oidua
drawn by the auditors for hull lent on
A (Jootl Set or Teeth lor... $3.01)
Our Best Sets or Teeth 5.00
Incl.iJInn the Painless Uxtractlon
DR. S.C.SNYDER
311 Spruoe Street, Opp. Hotel Jcrmyrt
the Plea that they have no power tn
Issue orders for themselves or for that
purpose, but Mr. Qiilnnun allowed the
claim. Supervisors Toole nnd Qulnii
and AudltoiK Mungun and Lvdon, ex
Clerk Henry Casey, nnd cx-Audltor
Hognn weie also examined lo veilfy
Mr. .McDonough's ordeis. Pi nick Dug
gan. of Mantle, presented u dnlm of
$S for work done on the township loads.
Theie weie no developments. Attorney
M. J. Donahoe, township solicitor, was
present nlso. The next hearing will be
on Thursday, beginning at fl o'clock.
RECRUITS FOR THE ARMY.
Batch of Twenty-Five Lelt Satur
day for Huntsvllle, Ala.
The first sejuad of lccrults for the
icgulur in my enlisted by Lieutenant
Slviter. left at noon Satutday for
Huntsvllle. Ala. They will be assign
ed to the Fit si Tnlteel States Infant! y
which was one of the flist leslnients
landed at Cubu in the it-cent war.
Twenty-live applicants will be exam
Incd by Dr. Lackey today.
The men who went Saturday ate;
J. K. Kelly. Scranton, J. J O'Mulley,
Olyphuut: L. tllllen, CKibondale; H.
Heishel, Scranton: o. F. Hates, Cai
bondale; AV. R. Pinker, Catbondale;
J. F. (.lenity, Sci.intems O. .Sweeney.
Olyphnnt: J. a. I'lbutcet. Seiunton;
II. J. Ililtke, 13. (Itlcr, 13. McCurtv,
K. A. Duff, A. HIJoik, Mnyliclcf; O
H. Lnnce, liurk's Sunitnll; .1. .M.
Klein. Scinnton; F. O. Thomas, Tay
lor; A. Haan, Scinnton, J. Mitchell,
Dunmore.
KENNY MURDER CASE.
Arguments for a New Tilal Will
Be Heard on M;ndiy.
Judge Love, of Center county, will be
bete on Monday afternoon next to hear
arguments on the applliatlou for n new
trial for lvdward Kenn, found gulltv
nf manslaughter nt the int term of
colllt for the killing ol John llealey, of
Archbald, mi April 'J.
The Juiv wus out foit-elght liciUf.
Reasons for a new trial were tiled bj
the defendant's uttoiue.vs. John .1,
Mutiihy. M. F Coniy and J .1 Man
ning. Smoke the Poioim Clgui. ,r, eelits
WHiTDOTHE CHILDREN DRINK?
Don I slve them lea or coffee Have ion
tried the' new fond diink called OIlAlX-O''
It Is dellilous and nourishing nnd takes
Hie pliei of coffee Tin more Cliuln-O
v;iu Klve the ililldrni th. inou lu.iltli veil
illstiibtite thioiigh IIhIi sv'stPtns. Ui.iln-O
Is ininle of piiic males, nnd when proi,-
il prepared tastes like the ehnli e Kr.ules
nf ioffee but costs about ' as tnui h. All
grocers sell it ijc ami !lc
IIIIIIHHIIIIIIitlllKllllllllllllitilllStt
Knox Hats 1
1 Are the Sellers I
1 This Fall 1
5 2
; Hveivouc who seis the Call 5
' Knox' likes li. li is the pru-
tlest of tliu $-,.iii kind eiovrn S
S nleelv louiiiled. nilthei tapering
S en- exttemlty full--., V4 and .V,
S Inches deep brim well lolled up 3
on sides with heavy Vlnch ru-1 S
3 sllghtlv and gi ucfully drop- S
plug tionl and iciu. eulois, rich S
lutioiis lilaik and llrovvn S
S 'Knox" Silk Hats In Fall block. S
5 The exti.e Mood iiuullty of "
baud nnd bhullng add to tho ""
S lleii lustioiis bluik that can S
2 milv be prodiicnl tu fiom flrt S
n ouallt stock useel in "Knox" S
Hats.
Ladies' "Swell"
Walking Hats,
I "Knox." 1
2 and nihil in. ikes in the r.iMi-
inn.ilile Sh.ipt '. very rlih nnd
IS ikgniii Sold hi Siiantoii on!j S
S hi u a
a wm
I Our "Pearl" Alpine
mm mm
" with blue 1; band is a hummer "
. in fa. I It N tin mil soft hill S
Z on this lull S
s "Men's Belongings" W
MM
(HAND & PAYNEl
203 Washington Ave.
imiiimmiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiBiimiiirc
Owin2T to lle arffe stock of Ladies' Moclia Suedo
Gloves, the salo will continue for a few
days only. The assortment is complete and . Q
positively the best value ever offered at 4oC pail
SMITH'S GLOVE STOKE, 427 SPRUCE ST.
(MONEY OIL AND MANUFACTURING CO.
TELEPHONE 622.
141 to 149 Meridian Street, Scranton, Pa.
BURNING AND LUBRICATING OILS.
PAINT DEPARTnENT.-Pure White Lead, Color
and Varnishes.
WEE
One solid week of riijj bclliujr. During which wo will show some
liuiulsoine, new patterns ami offer tlicm at tho fulrcst of prices,
iiutlity cousitloreil. Iiemember tlieso are not trash.i goods for bar-
gain advertisine
Smyrna Rugs
Uxtni heavy grado .Smyrna's in
some new and handsonio patterns.
llxl
(ixl)
ix(
$21.U(
Oue lot of rugs mado out of cai pet roniiiauls, Tapestry, Wiltons",
Moquottes and Body linisaols. Thcso wo will sell for less than tho
carpet in thorn would coil. Xo charge for making aud finishing.
SIEBECKER k WATKIN
Tho eminent Turkish Hug collector Wm. A. Tufoiikjiam will bring
his slock heie in a few days. Watch this add for exact dato,
Ik
c"0 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton Pi.
Wholesale ami Kclall
DRUGGISTS.
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD,
FRENCH ZINC.
Ready nixed Tinted Paints,
Convenient, Economical, Uuiabla.
Vnrnlsli Stains,
rrodueiuc Perfect lmltiitlonoflSTpaattTt
Wood!
Reynolds' Wood Finish,
lrcclnlly Designed for Imlda Worlc.
Marble Floor Finish.
Durable and Uriel Quickly.
Paint Varnish and Kal
somine Brushes.
PIIR LINSEEO OIL AND TURPENTINE.
Ac Sell UJricderNAcar.
BELL& SKINNER
Hotel Jermn llullJIn.
A Clean
Mill
Is applet l.ited li) most peoiile.
'I hey like to know that Hie flour
ihev use iselian Thev like to
kn ivv that It Is handled bv clean
men In u clean mill so that
theio Is no thulice for dirt or
other foitigu sillistanees to get
Into it Few people like to nt
ellit. nnd a great manv peoplo
knowing that
"Snow White"
lioiir Is m nie nnd tint up In the
ileal) kind ot a mill pietei lo
use It Instead ot other hiunds
they are nut nitahi about.
C.ioicrs sell it.
'We Only Wholesalo It."
THE WESTON MILL CO
Scranton, Cnrbondale. Clljphnnt.
THE
MOOSIC POWDER CO.
IJooms 1 ami 2,Com'lth BTd's.
SCRANTON, rA.
Alining and Blasting
POWDER
Made at Moosn and ltustidula VVorlu.
I.A11.IN & HAM) POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric: llattorlei, Llectrlo exploders.
loreipioainc maw, naieiy riiso ana
Repauno
Chemical Co's uxp&,.s
In T-
06
SELL NO
These aro all high giuilo and worthy of confidence.
F-inc Wilton Rugs
Extra heay Wilton Uugs in
now designs I It. ix7 ft. li... 12.00
15.00 feamo as aliovo in retsiau pat
1.00 tern, 7 ft. (ixlu ft. (J $32,00
406
LACKAWANNA AVE
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