n-ter A ' THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1899. 8 Vf "t V n r.- ROYAL cABSOIAJIELY'PJJRE Powder Makes'tlio food more delicious and wholesome tmn. ihkihu town eo.. hew a. LIVE NEWS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD NO CHANGE IN THE BUILDING STRIKE SITUATION. Coal Shovolors of tho Dolawn.ro, Lackawanna and Western Com pany at Hobokon A Number of Mon at tho Car Shop Quit Work. Tho Troublo was Quickly Adjusted. Traffic Manager for tho Delaware, Lakawanna and Western Company Has Been Secured. sections with tho crossing over West Market street, which was delayed through tho Interference of tho city. As soon as Mayor Molr on Tuesday signed the resolution glvlne tho com pany permission to cross tho street, a pans of men wero nut at work and early yesterday morning tho last spike had been driven. The company will erect gates at this crossing and maintain a watchman there from G o'clock In the morning to S o'clock in the evening, or nil night If they should have occasion to run trains at night. Tho stilke situation yesterdav was practically devoid of any now features r.oth sides are still maintaining tlri Jlrm altitude that lias characterized their stand from tho stait and both nr- sansulno as to the final result. Tho blicklajers did not quit work vratoiiliiv in was expected, but tllo positively rofuso to oilton any Jobs whore non-union men are enipioeu. Th!rt.tun conttuctnrs In all have now arceded to tho demands of tho sti liters. Those men, however, are not connected vilh tho Iluliders Hxchalige. The caipcnlerF took several new con ducts M-storday, Including nn altera tion Job for Samtor liiothets The ln-Itklayois wmklng for TMwanl Vtllliinis In LaPlunie iult working y xtnrday on nccoutit of non-union men emplojed ly Contracto.' C N. I.oid. who were at woik on th" same job rioeial of Hie plastering contractors liae refused to take work on Jobs be ing done by mombeis of the Hulldtns Exchange. At tho llulldpr- Kxchango looms Hecret.ny H. V. Laudlqr stated to a Ti lbuno man that the meinbeis of tho Kxchango cannot ho shaken from tho position thoy have taken. Tho boaid of walking delegates: ap pointed at the Uulldlng Ti ados' Coun cil meeting on Tuesday eening meets eveiy morning at 11 o'clock In the fitilkeis' headciuarters, So. 400 Lacka wanna avenue. The Uulldlng Trades' helpeis will meet this evening in Cassesse's hall on Lackawanna avenue. The Building Trades' Council will meet on Saturday evening at Caipcnters' hall, Wyoming avenue. Out of tho Shop. Passenger engine No. 243 went Into the nelaware.Lackawanna and Western machine bhous several weeks ago and Monday night came out again, but what a transformation. She Is now No, 823 and weals a dark patent leather finish with no glltteilng parts at all. Vpon the headlight, sand-box and ten der appear in gilt figures her new num hcr. Upon the cab. beneath the pilot's window, Is the legend D L. & W also In gilt. Her diive wheels, pilot wheels and driving lods aie painted an ashen gray. Xow 213 was not plain-looking, but P2& Is so plain ah to bo positively strik ing in appearance. JJosldos., her num ber Uofoie was but an indication that she was one of many, now she is one of a clash and that the "hlgh-prcssuio" tluss, as any one familiar with the new classification can lead for himself. Joiiy Mcl'eek will be her guiding mas t r and Cal llrvant will handle the fuel which she tuins Into energj. SJ'J seems to sav that t-n would do all In her new splieic that she had done In the old days when she was 211, and she pulled Xo. to out Tuesday morning for her first tun under the now conditions! as If to prove all that she seemed to almost tell. Thoy Quit Work. Fifteen laborers employed at tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western car shops quit work yesterday morn ing for three hours. They demanded a mlso In wages. When Master Car Builder Canflold arrived ho had a con ference with the men, which ended In them leturnlng to their places. The car shops worked an hour over time yesterday and will do so again today. This is necessitated by the lush of work on hand. thereof and west-bound passengers with first-class tickets from points east and north or Syracuse to Dundlrk and polnta west, will bo permitted to atop over at Niagara Falls for u per iod not to exceed ten days. Tho local agent nt your depot will glvo you full parlculars. The Lake Shoro leaves nothing undone for tho convenience of its patrons. THE ELECTION CONTEST. Names of tho Witnoseos Who Woro Hoard Yestorday. Following Is a list of tho witnesses examined yesterday In the Langstaff Kelly election contest: Scott township F. L. Wetherby, C. M. Groavenor, H. M. Hmerson, E. L. Berry, C. II. Jordan, Jnmcs B. Arnold, D. J. Williams, I'rcston F. Brown, Westcott Stone, Chester S. Cook, N. B. Robinson, A. B. Grosvcnor, F. B. Qros venor, J. L. Jordan, L. S. Qrosvenor, J. W. Taylor Benton C. M. Cook, J. W. Harris, L. Jordan, Melvln Clark, William Keator, K. M. Watren, W. A. Colvln, J. H. Colvln, J. J. Molllncx, J. A. Warren, W. K. Delavan, A. J. Capwcll. Madison township George Dewltt, A. J. Decker, Charles Evans, Daniel Evans, Eugene Nook, Chatincy Nook. Blakely Thomas E. Williams. Greenfield William M. Barker. Fo Ionian Thomas Resigns. Edward E. Thomas, outside foreman at the Hyde Park colliery, operated by the Delawaie, Lackawanna nnd West ern company, lias tendered his resig nation, to tnke effect next Saturday. Gcoige Watklns, formerly welghmaster at the Dodge, will succeed him. Mr. Thomas' li'slgnatlon was not solicited, and he sovcis his relations with the compuny under favorable conditions. Mr. Thomas hns been a foreman for thirty-six yeais. nnd about thirty years j ot mat time was spent at tno jiouge. He is a resident of Academy street and burled his wife recently. Just beforo retiring, If your liver Is sluggish, out of tunc and you feel dull, bilious, constipated, talc a dose of 's And you'll bo all right In tho morning. Gonoral Traffic Manager. B. B. Caldwell, chairman of the 'West ern PassQiigcr association, tendered hid resignation at a meeting of that body yesterday to accept the position of gen ei al traffic manager of the Delawaie, Lackawanna and Western ralhoad. This and That. Gcoige W. Dowe, superintendent of the Jefferson blanch of the Erie, has been made superintendent of the Alle ghany division of the same road. Ho will be .succeeded by F. W. Hibbl's, of Port Jervis. General Manager W. F. Hallstead and Superintendent of Motive Power John W. Fltrglbbon, went over the northern division Tuesday on a tour of inspection. E. E. Loomls, the now head of the coal and real estate department, will come hero on Jun l." to relieve W. 11. riton.s. The Temple Iron company has awarded to William J. Davis tho con tract for removing the old cribbing, bunting, guides nnd airway in No. 2 shaft nt the Babylon colliery, Duryoa, and leplace thorn with now mateilal. Tho woik is to bo completed July 1. GEORGE WAHL FINED. Striko on tho Lackawanna. Twelve shoveleis at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company's coal chutes at Hobokon went out on strike yesterday. Seveial mtn weio laid off without any reason being as signed and tho tost quit on tho spot. In Itself the .stilkt will not cause any great inconvenience, but as thoie is no telling to what It may lead, the com pany views tho incident with some alarm. Crossing is in Place. The Ontailo and Western Ralhoad company yestorday eomplotul its Key fc r Valley branch by Joining the two Ho Did Not Kespond When Called to Servo as a Juror on a Caso in tho Main Court Boom. 2 r O o 73 (A i- .S Babies Take Cuticura Resolvent Because It Is so puro nnd wholosomo thatj mothers can rvo it frooly to children ot all ages. It cools and cleanses tho blood, and is ot tho greatest valno In speedily curing disfiguring, burning, scaly humors, rashes, and Irritations, whon taken In con nection with hot baths of Ctmcuiu Soap, and gentlo anointing with Octiccra, tho groat skin cur nnd purest of emollients. Sold lhrufhouUh wor14. roniiDn; ajd Chul Cor., ffoji '. Doiton. llo to Curt BtJ KuheC'ftco. QonnoHjj2dWallac SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER. The OLIVE Wheel if af 1 Tljr if ll The most attractive and popular wheel. The best that money can buy. Call or write for catalogue. W. m1bInGHAIV1 122 N. Washington Ave. Scranton Pa. TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK: w iiiA y&s h rrr MfM The Weak Spot. When a boiler explodes carry- ling death and destruction with it, every body ft( says "Why: we l' thought it was strong enough: ' It must have had a weak spot somewhere ! " When a man who has the out appeartuce of being sound and strong sudden ly falls a prey to disease, his friends exclaim: "why we thought he was all right: lie must have had a weak spot somewhere." . The fact is. almost everybody has a weak flpot somewhere. Death and dis ease arc always looking for weak spots. If your stomach or your liver won't do ita proper work, if "your body fails to get its full nourishment from the food you eat, and yonr bruin loses part of the sleep it ought to have, no matter how big your frame and muscular your limbs may be, you will give out; disease will find th weak spot, and nature will glvs way. "I wish to say to t'ae world that Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Dltcovery lias proved a preat blenlng to me es I firmly believe I should be in a very bad state now If I had not taken it," wrltej Mr. KUea B. Bacon, of Shwteibury, Krankliu Co- Maw , in n .courteous communication to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, IJ V. " Trior to fceptember 1S97, 1 hnd doctorei for my stomach trouble for several yean, Koine through a course of treatment without any real tu-ntfit. In Sep tember iS$6. I had very aielc spelts and grew worse; could eat but little, I commenced In September 1S97, to take Dr. Tierce's rotdlclne and la a shart time I could eat and work, I have sained twenty sounds in two months." This glorious "Discovery" gives the atomoch and liver power to do their nat ural work regularly and completely. It make? healthy blood and steady nerves. It builds up the weak spots sound and strong. It is the only medicine that can bo felled upon to accomplish this promptly and thoroughly. Constipation Is nice times In ten the begin ning and one of the flrst symptoms of dangerous diseases. When this tendency is present l)r Tierce's Tleasont Tcllets should be used in con junction with the "Discovery." Georpje Wahl, the well-known German editor, Is n Juror in common pleas court thin eeU. He was drawn on a jury ycstcidny nfternoon, hut failed to annwer when his name was called. Mr. Wahl was needed to complete a jury nnd without him it was Impossible for the caso to ro to trial, as there were only eleven other jurats ulio 'were not otiKnged on cases. When Mr. Wahl failed to appear he win: fined one days wages by Judge Archhald. The case on which Mr. Wahl was called to sit Is Lizzie Hverhart against John Welndt and others, an action In ttespass. The trial will bo begun t,hls morning as &oon as another juror la becured. The case of Miler F. Clark agalnt John J. Kelly and others was on trial all day beforo Judge Kdwards In tho Superior court room. In the 'ape of John Watei field against the city of farbondale a verdict of $100 was lcpoited for the plaintiff yester day. In tho suit ot Mrs. IJrldget Sulli van, administratrix of tho estate of Margaiut Kennedy, against tho New York, Ontailo nnd Western Railroad company a non-suit was allowed yes terday morning: on motion of the at torneys for the company. Tho motion was gi anted by Judge Archbald on the ground of contributory negligence on the part of Mrs. Kennedy. Tho evi dence showed that she was walking on the track at the time the accident occurred. A non-suit under tho provisions of the Art of 1812 was granted in the case of It II. Fish against Ira Bennett & Co., limited, because of the failure of tho plaintiff to put In an appearance. The case of llert W. Gibson against Patrick Fltzslmmons was tried befoio Judge Archbald and a jury. Gibson sues to recover for work done in build ings for which Fltzslmmons had the contract. Tho case was elven to tho jury late In tho afternoon. A verdtct was agreed upon after court adjourned and was scaled. ; o u &, . E o- O o u r r- .gc3 Wi !5uj . r & .5 c O 3 a l 2 eg j H s a? z " baby mm mm Summer Dress for Women Suits, Shirt Waists and Skirts When we say that there was never such another showing as this in any Scranton store, we speak with the calm confidence of accurate knowledge. Facts like these need no verbal embroidery. LARGEST IN QUANTITIES. GREATEST IN VARIETIES. SUPREHE IN EXCLUSIVENESS. UNRIVALLED IN BEAUTIES. A Quartette of Stout Claims. Add a Fifth We permit no lower price than our lowest price. Whatever we sell is fairly priced, and no price is fair that is higher than others ask for the same qualities. So when we say fair prices, we say it all. L- Linen, Duck, Pique, Covert Skirts X have the preference in the present de- mand X Seventy-five Cents 4- Up to twelve dollars and a half. Car load just arrived. All styles, and prices the lowest. Workmanship guaranteed even on THE CHEAPER GRADES. Keep us in mind and you won't re gret giving us your patronage you will get goods as represented giving you our easy terms of payment or very lowest prices for cash. Immense stock of Household Good3 Stoves, Carpets, Iron Beds, etc. Flvo largo floors full to tho celling at Shirt Waists begin at sixty-nine cents and rise by easy stages up to four dollars and a 'half. An especially fine line ot White Linon Waists with cluster of tucks will be found at a dollar fifty. White Liuou Waists with all-over embroidery front, very new and effective. 4 Tailored Suits in medium and ligh weight fabrics add the bargain element X We show some Suits at $7.0 that in- X elude lines that have been selling at 12. At $10, Suits that have been $15. At X $12.50, Suits that were $18.00. At $15 X suits that were $22.50. At $18 and $20, t Suits that were from $25 to $35, If you wish to make your own Skirt or Waist of beautiful Plaid or Striped Piques, glance over this lot of 50c quali ties, and choose from them at Twenty-five Cents a Yard. Styles strictly new. Colors positively washable. -H- -r -H-f CONNOLLY & WALLACE, 127 and 129 WASHINGTON AVENUE Thos. Kelly's Storss, 131 and 133 Franklin Avenue ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Ceylon Tea REFRESHING. DELICIOUS. Sold only in I.eail TaeUots. 50c, 60c, end 70c per pound. UPTON'S MOUNT PLEASANT COAL At Retail. Coal of the best quality for domestics use and of all sizes, including Huckwhcat and Blrdseyo, delivered In any part of the city, at tho lowest price. Orders received at tho ollice. Connell building, Room Wfl; tolophono No. 1762, or nt tho mine, telephone No. 272, will bo promptly attended to. Dealers supplied at tho mine. MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO The Dickson Manufacturing Co. Bcranton and Wllkos-IJarre, Pa., Manufacturers of LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENQINGS Boller.i, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery. General Office, Scranton, Pa. All Around Flour . . It H a urcat advantage to hava a Hour that is equally cood for all purposes. Klour that you can use with equal certainty of (.access for bread, cake or paltry. ti ' White" Is th-.t kind of flour. It not only makes light, wholesome bread, but It makes fine grained cake and delicious pastry as well. It Is tho kind you ought to UhO. All grocers sell It. "We only wholesale It." THE WESTON MILL CO. Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant. Have Your Lace Curtains Renovated We are sole agents for Scranton for C; C. CafFerty, Binghamton, N. Y., and can guarantee all work in trusted to our care to be perfectly satisfactory. Our patrons need have no hesitation in sending us all classes of fiue laces. ' ' CEYLONINDIA COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES. For want of appearance Judgment was entered yesterday against Will- lam Perry, Garnishee, In the caso of the Gteen Rldce Lumber company against Richard Latchman. Tho opinion of Justice Sterrett in tho ense of the Scranton Has and Water company acalnst the Northern Coal and Iron company was received by Prothonotary Copeland yesterday. Rules wero granted yesterday to show causo why the rules entered should not be stricken off In the cases of the city against David V. Williams, Mrs, Mary Moore and John A. Collins' estate. In the care of commonwealth against P. Dennlf tho defendant entered ball yesterday in tho sum of $500. Anthony Galovllz became his bondsman. J. Waesll, who is charged with false pre tenses, entered hall In tho sum of fSOQ. Ignatz Goodman became his bondsman. ARE THE BEST For Sale by All Grocers. NEW YORK HOTELS. The St. Denis Uroadway and Eleventh St.. New York, Opp, 0 race Church. European Plan. Rooms $1.00 a Day and Upwards. In a modest and unobtruslvo way thero aro fow better conducted hotels in tho metropolis than tho St. Denis. Tho great popularity It has acquired can readily ho traced to Its unique location, its homc-ltko atmosphere, tho peculiar ex cellence of Its culMno and service, and Its very modcrato pi ices. WILLIAM TAYLOR & SON. Ill I k WILLIAMS & McANULTY, Leaders in Carpets, Wall Paper, Draperies. 35,000 Lager Boo Niagara Falls Free. Tho Lako Shoro & Michigan South ern Hallway has arranged so that without additional fare, east bound passengers from Dundlrk, and weit ME&jM 'IIflUITflArS8nicBBauy LLrl I 8 I ft Tablets and Pills Ibis Complexion Treatment is a guaranteed specific, per fectly cafe and sure in its ac tion, for the removal of var- irmt flicnrrlre rt tlio clsin m j? Pimple j, Blotches, Freckles', Sunburn, Dlscoloratloni. Ecze ma, Dlackbeadi, Roughness, Redness, and re stores the Bloom of Youth to faded faces. Boxes containing 10 days treatment 50c; 30 days' treatment, SI .00 ; six boxes $5.00 with posItWo written quirnmee to produce- the above results or cheerfully refund tl.oo paid. Seat by mall on receipt ot price. Send for circular. Nervlta Medical Co., CllflteaSJackBoaSii. Sold 1 all Diuicists Cblciro, llllools. Sold by McGarrah & Thomas, Drug gists,, 209 Lackawanna avc,, Scranton, l'u. MAKE PERFECT MEN puor UFiPAin i (rLonatrl Tliji And lifts ran bt miortcj to you UUNUrURIPAIRI DonttBuf. 4B ftr Longer I Tit Ji end ambition of flPIL lit ran kt mtortcj to yog Th ry o; WlATAULf,T.OiTi prompt rlicfUln yJBkJjH omnia, fallioc nmaorj and td witti T'Jvfljm r Intfiicrtiloai ftcoaaeiortatlr yta.it linoart luraraBdnatsncttitaviM fa nib tlon Brrj)tkjBWM. Oiv imu. bloom to tb rhtticta&cj Uttro la th j of tVyA TQUM or old OnraOc boircntwifttal nrffy W1'A tot a fl.tOOJipUuiruarntitdcuriRrfTror noaey re wndad. Can b rarrttd in rat mr pocktt Bold vryar or matlvd la plain wrapper on iclp'i.' prlc ky TDK rKHfavrr iij., (mim Stu. r !!," Hold In Scrantoti. Pa., hv Matthews 1 Bros, and McGarrah & Thomas, druggists. WCSTM1NSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irvlag Place, NEVA YORK. AMERICAN PLAN, Day and Upwards. EUROPEAN PLAN, Day and Upwards. $3.50 Per SI. 50 Tcr I. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor. Brewery Manufacturers or OLD STOCK PILSNER Telephone Call, Columbia Chainless Bicycles wfc -32LK.a WOP? ' . MM "lrkl't F EASY 4anPQSoKMK! Jt rT7'T il3?j , -S Are used daily, a sufficient guarantee that they are the best wheels manu- a factured. Price.... ip5 Columbia Chain Bicycles, ifO. superior to any and - nil iMrttn iVnTr 411 ClUUll 1 IIUWIA t $50 Hartfords, better than ever at popular prices, $35. $26, and $25 Pierce and Stunners at S25 to $75 Pierce Racers $50 KELLUM & CONRAD, 243 Wyoming: Ave 23IJ3, THE X For Business Men X In Hie heart of t'io wholesalo 4- district. For Shoppers T S minutes' wnllc to Wanamnkors; T T & minutes to Bleed Cooper's liig T -r Ktnr Tinnv nf nficeaa to tho ureat Dry Qoodn Stores. X For Sightseers 4- Ono block from B'way Cars, glv- -f. Inc easy transportation to all i. points of Interest, Rooms landCom'ltliB'l'a'g. SCRANTON, PA. BANK OF SCRANTON. Special Attention Given to lhiai ness and Personal Accounts. Liberal Accommodations Ex tended According to Balances nnd Responsibility. 3 Per Cent. Intersst Allowed on Interest Deposits. Eiiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniauim s Chainless Bicycle. S I HOTEL ALBERT X NEW YORK. X Cor. 11 Ih ST. & UNIVKRSITY VU -f f Only ono Block from Broadway. -f Dnnmc 1 Hn KI5STAURANT 4. KOOinS, $1 Up. rces Reasonable Hining and Blasting POWDER Made at Mooslo and ItushUla Worki. LAPUN A RAND POWDER CO.'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Kl'ctrla ILitterles, Kleatrlo Kxploder. for exploding bluitt, tiafety l''uta uud Rspauiio Chsmlcil Go's gxv"Ivcs Capital, Surplus, $200,000 425,000 WJH. CONNELL, President. I1BNRV DELIN, Jr., VlccPren. WILLIAM II. PKCK, Cashier Tile vault of tills bank is pro. tcctcd by Holmes' lilcctrlc Pro. tcctlve System. 3 Have you noticed tint thero are K more SPALDING CHAINLESS wheels K being rlJJei today than all other 5j chainless wheels combined ? I The Reason S Is that there has not been one dU- B ntlstieil purchaser of this model. Its S mechanical superiority over other S makes Is plainly evident alter a short S trial. 5 Spalding: Racer. ..$60 B Spalding Roadster 50 j Spalding Chainless 75 B FLOREY Zt BROOKS 1 is ill Washington Avenue. Opposite Court House. ' QiiiiiiuiiuiuiitiuiiiuiiMiriiuiiuun 3 4 $ i;i ' "IH ,9
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