8 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- MOND AY, JUNE 26, 1899. LIVE NEWS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD LACKAWANNA CREATES AN OTHER IMPORTANT OFFICE. It Is tho Position of Chief Roadinas ter nnd Patrick Xeydon, Another Wcstorn Man Has Ilcen Selected for tho Place W. F. Hallstead to Give Up tho Presidency of tho Hoses Taylor Hospital Directorate. Expeit Instructing Trainmen In Scientific Use of Lubricating Oils. Another new and Important office has lieou cieated by the Lackawanna and it is from tho west "Chief Iload jnnster Patrick Lejdon" tflls of tho ofllce and Its Incumbent. Jlr. Lcydon has for a number of yc.irs been associated with western loads In u. similar capacity and was hitiOy with the Queen und Crescent and Iloclc Island lines. He founerly lived in Scranton and drove nplkes as an or dinary laboier on the Delaware, Lack awanna and the old I'ennsjUanla gidv lty load at No. 11 level.' In his new olllce, Mr. Leydon wilt have suiicrvlstnn of all the toadniastcrs on the Lackawanna lines. Thoy ate clRht In number nnd utu as follows: Patrick McKeown, Buffalo to Hath, James I Wjnn. Hath to HlnKhamton, l'atiiek DowllriK.lJIiiRh.imton to Scion ton. Mai tin Sill. Scranton to Wnsltin ttui and Ki Linton to Xoithumbetlnnd, .1 inn s Hevton nnd James Naplius, who have t lunge of tin two sections of the Mollis and i:sm- division and the two joidmasters of the 15 incuse and ft lea divisions-. icicctlol. Mi. London Is u dliect appointee of President Ti lie-dale and Is now in New Yoik oiRunlzlngr the new dcpaitment. It Is expected, but as yet not definitely settled, that the Iitadquni teis of the now department will be In Scranton. Scientific Lubricating. J. A. Whetnn, of Omnlm. Neb., Is In th" clty.insiiuetliiR the trainmen on the Lickawnnna In scientific method of packliiK and oUIhk Journals. He is Known throughout the rallioad woild ns a leadlnR expert in tills line, liiulng made It an c wet la! study He was fonneily a rallioad man, but Is now eiiBaped ly the Geneial Oil com pany as an .incut fut the h.ile of their poods and an Instructor In the proper method of uoliiK tliem. With tho s( . cntlflc methods taiiKht by Mi. Wliel.m, hot boxes" nu made almost lmpos lilile. nlthoilRh one lllllliR of the Joill iiril boxes under his s-Wom sulllct- for the I un fiom liuffalo to Hobol.ui whoie, foi met 1, the weie llllcd tlilce and four times. Striko at Continental. Flfty-f-K diieis at tho Continental mlno quit woik Saturday niornlnpr, and after a consultation apreed to luturn to woik, and meet In St. UaIdV hall In the eveninp. At the meetliiR a com mittee was appointed to piesent their Kilevanco to Supeiintendent Ioomls, which will bo done this morning Tin drhci. uIIprp that they nie re quited to do company men's work after the pei foi mance of their regular labors by leaning up the toal nloiiR the tracks, and claim It Is an injustice. Mr. Hughes Refuses to Say. Henlamln IIiiRhes, rphcliI snpeiln trndent of the Dclawuic. Lickawnnna and Weletn company'! mines, when spoken to last esenlnsr by a Trtbuna repren'ntatie lelathe to his icslRna tlon. lefused to afllim or deny tho statement, and stated that he had nothing to say regaidlnR the matter. "Will vou state w bother or not you Intend to leFlRn""' asked the reporter. "I hive piomlsed not to tell," replied Mr. Hughes-. To Leave the Hospital. W. F. Hallstead's rrtliement ftom the Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern company will make a acancy In the ofllce of president of the boaid of dliectors of the Moses Taj lor hospi tal, he having expressed hip intention of icslgnlng as soon as It is con ani ent to leliovo him. MISS GILGALLON'S CONCERT. Will Be Given at the Bicycle Club House Tuesday Next. At the Scranton Bicycle club houo tomorrow evening a conceit that gives piomlso of tare entertainment will be given by Miss Mnile Gllgallon, one of Scianton's most talented so pranos.. Among those who will nsslt nre Mrs. Joseph O'Brien. Miss Sadie Timlin, of Jetmn: Miss Mabel Howard, of New Yoik; Trof, W. A. Kelly, of Arehbald: Will F. Hmke. and Mnstei John How ntd, of New York, vocalists, Mls Anna Durkln and Miss Teiea Loftus, pian ists, and Miss Agnes Callahan, eloi u tiontst. The concert will be follo'e' by a btlef reception. m CASE OF GREAT DEPRAVITY. Bt ought to the Attention of Judge Edwards Yesteiday. An application was mnde In open court Friday for the appointment of a gunidlan for Anthony, Mat tin, John, Mntgniet and Michael Sweenej, the minor children of Patrick and noti on, Sweeney, of Jessup on the ground that the patents neglect the children In a most outiagcous wa The petl- for bcinp black. Itisn't us mun u inc juujii is ui- whys smoking and flicker- intr. It's the oil. Stop using inferior oil and use our Headlight Water White Oil H you wish to learo what real lamp comion is. won't emote or smeii. uives greatest light at smaller cost loan any otacr oil. Your dealer has It. UTUNTICIMMHOCO. I do not bclleTe tlitva Ik a cne of djspep fln, iodlfrcRtlon or tiny stomach troublo that cannot bo re lieved at once and nermnnentlr cured by niT DYSPEPSIA CUIUS. MUMYON. 'At all druifiriilB, 25c. a rial. GuM Ato Health and medi cal advlco free, jovo 'Arch street, Phlla. tlon asking for the appointment was mnde by Mis. Margaiot Walsh, the sister of Patrick Sweeney. The eldest child Is 10 years of age. Judge Hdwtirds named James Con nors, of Jessup. ns guardian. The petition filed In the case and the testimony hcaid show that Sweeney and his wife nie woithless, dissolute chaiactets. Both aie addicted to the excessive use of strong drink In'lSS7 Sweeney wus hont to the penitentiary for nine ycais foi lobbery and when he retui ned from his term of Impilson ment he became If anything more dis solute than he was befote his convic tion. The bo.s, who woik In the mines nt Jessup, say the parents would dtaw theii pay and spend It for dilnk and go to the company stoie and get nt ti des of food nnd charge them ngalnst the boys' wages and then proceed to pawn the goods for dilnk. The boy3 sa they went to woik mnny a day with nothing but n (rust of btead In tin ir dlnnet cans and often went sup perless to bed. RONEY FOUND GUILTY. Recommended to the Mercy of the Court nnd Was Given a Light Sentence Other Penal ties Inflicted. The Jury In the case of Mdvin Honey, chniged with attempting an ass uilt upon the lt- ear-old dmghtei of Jacob Wi'snr, bi ought in a eidict of guilty Satutda motnlng. nfter having been out for neatly twenty-four houir. The following i ('commendation accompan ied the eidict: Wi the uiiili'ilRii"d jurors In the case ol the nimnionwi.ilth s Mchln Bono, having vlewnl Hie cas-e from all s-ld s of the cldcuto and nriivlng at a crdlct, c'o tispic tiullj Mtbmlt the wmo to uur honor with this usolutlon, that conoid crlng all clicuinstiinets jou denl with the dffemla.it with extreme mtici. (SlRind) William II. Dal, Stcph n Ch.ippcll. D M. D.ivles. W. C. Dunning, Albert Nargll, J 1' Kenned, John J. lIlggltiM. P. J. Hopkins. A. J. Doitgh rt. John I! Parry, Hdward Gordoi, Juiiii i K. Geat halt. I. en called for sentence his attor ney, Jos-eph O'Brien, made an "loquint plea In his. nehulf and Judge Hdwards senti tued him to pay a line of $1 nnd cots and to bpond thue calendar months in th" county jal. Iiiiues Poster, a 14- ear-old colored bov, was committed to the House of Refuge bj Judge Hdwaids. His par ents claim that they can exeiclsu r.o conttol whatever oei him It Itlltli Davlcs and Howell Thomas, who accident illv btoo the window of an ovster h.iloon, aftei wards stealing a bowl of ovsters, weie called lefiro Jiidg Edward"1, who s'ispen(K'd ell tcnee during their good behavior Patilck Mel.ukev, who stole a box eontalnlng "55(1 fiom undi r the bed of Air and Atts M.ihon. was, next called. He admitted having been on trial once befoie for larceny nnd was sentenced to r'iy a iw of 1, the cosvts, and to st.end two eais at hard labor In tho Eastern penitentlnrv His companion, John Armstrong, who pleaded guilty to leceiving stolen goods, said that ho bad been In town only two days when the crime was committed and that he had never been arrested before. He was sentenced to pay si fine and tho costs and to spend thiee months in the county Jal. Stanley Majolskl and Anthony MaJ clskl, convicted of assault and battety upon Jos-eph Cooper, were called. Tho interpieter Informed Judge Edwards thnt he had been told that the defend ants had fled. Judge Edwards ordered that their ball be forfeited. One of the defendants appeared Just befoie ad journment and bald the other would alio put in an nppentnnce. Both were lined $10. Capiases weie Issued for the follow ing defendnntr, as they had not put In an nppeii.ince" Ttank Shlenskl, John McAndrew, John M. Barrett, Ann Onoy, Kntherlne Fee, Joseph Ogrodus kj, Joseph Schultz. Richard Fleming, Cnthcilne Fleming, Sarah Garvey.pros eiutriw The 1ury Ir the nssault and battery case against Richard Fleming nnd Catherine riemlng brought in a verdict of not guilty and div Ided tho costs be tween the defendants and the prosecu ttix, Sat ah Garvey. Wants nn Accounting. Thomas Davies, represented by Ill's attorne, lion. John P. Kelly and John II. Edwards, filed a bill In equity In the olllco of Prothonotnry Copeland Satittdaj, against tho Lackawanna Coal company limited. He asks that ourt dliect the company to jendei an account of coal alleged to be taken from his land In Elakely. The tract In question comprises seventy-nine and one-half act pi of land, containing 700, nun tons of eo.i, Mr. Davlcs owns a one-fourth Intel est of It. The company acquired fiom Dr. ComeRvs, V. It. "Williams and a Sir. Mycr partners of Mr. Davlcs, the other three-fourths interest In the land. It Is alleged that tbe company for some time mined i oal from his part of the tract without p.iylns royalties. Ho no'v asks that th" nccount be rendered of the amount mined, nnd that ho re ceive his proportionate sharo of tho monev derived from tho salo of the coal, Mr Davles rome time npo brought suit neilnst A. II. Itussell to tompel him to trlve an account of the coal he mined fiom the land during the time tho title of the property was in dispute between Mr. Davles nnd others ngalnst Mr. jsussell which tltlo the court de clared and tho supremo court affirmed was In Mr. Dales. Mr. Davles' title Is rrom the samo source as that of the Lacknwnnnn Coal company. Shaffer IMvorce Case. Judge Qunster, In chambers, Satur day heard testimony In tho divorce case of Thomas W. Shaffer, who was represented by lames J, O'Malley, Ber tha Shaffer Iff the respondent. Shaffer btutee' that they were mar- T.I i - Kr i r rlcd on April 23, 181)2. Ho claims that his wife deserted him because he was not a church member, nnd that she Is now IIvIhr with a Norman Bishop, In Hemlock Hollow, Wayne county. THAT ASH STREET MATTER. Councilman Rocho Is Making an In vestigation. Select Councilman John 12. Roche, of the Seventh ward, has bosun an Investigation to ascertain whether or not the nut and bolt works people have a right to construct a building across what was supposed to be a con tinuation of Ash street. Mr. Rocho learned from the Lackawanna lion and Coal company that tho street had not been plotted out, although It was the Intention of the company to some day open Ash street west of tho Dela ware and Hudson tracks. Mr. Rocho will consult with tho nut and bolt works people and will ptob nbly have something In tho way of legislation bearing upon this matter to offer Thursday night when the se lect council meets. Mi. Rocho Is vcty anxious to have Ash street cxtendtd so ns to piovldo n convenient route to Ptovldcnce from l'lno Brook and lower Oiecn Ridge. DESPERATE YOUNG WOMAN. Tried to Destioy Herself In Alder man Millai's Office. Lena Walsh, a joung eoloted woman fiom West Scranton, made seeial des perate, but unavailing, efforts to end her life Satutdaj. She was analgned befoie Aldcimun Millar on a seilous chin ge, and dutlng the hearing she lushed to a window, and ondeavoied to Jump to the street, forty feet below. Detective Sllvorburg frustrated her cftoits. Later tho woman tiled to Jump fiom the window again. Her last attempt was made with a h.it pin which she tiled to plung Into hei heart. In de tault of ball she was committed to tho county Jail "Necessity Knows No Law." But a. au of Nature bows to the necessity of keeping the blood pure so that the entire system shall be strong healthy and vigorous. To lake Hood's 5.irijpaa, (fie great blood purifier, Is therefore Alarwofhe&lih And It is a. necessity in nearly every house hold. It never disappoints. Blood Disorders " My step daughter and I have both been trou bled greatly tvith blood disorders and stomach troubles, and several bottles of Hood's Sarsapanlla have been of great benefit." James F. Thompson, Wilmington, Ohio. 'J&cdShSaUap HoodVd HUb cure liver tils j thnjion Irritating and "only cathartic to take wUtPllood " SariaparTUa. E The Entire CHANG Bronsoti & Tallman High Grade Men's Furnish ings and Hats To Be Closed Out Below Cost The prices quoted below are just a few of the many bargains the new firm gives the public in order to make room ior the new Fall Stock Hats. Bojs' Senate Braid Straws, old price, fl; sale price, 50 cent1!. Men's hr.H, nusorted nhnpes old price, Dj cents; sale price, .C cents. Men's Rough Sttavvs, old price, Jl; salo price, DO cents. Men's Curl llrlm Straws, old price, 2j silo price, fl. Men's Curl Rrlm (Dunlap), old price, $3, tale price, $1 S3. Men's Curl Brim (Dunlapj, old prico, $1, sale price. U Men's Derby and Alpine shapes, just half of former price. Ladles' Dunlap Sailors, $2, $3, JI qual ity, all to be closed out at l. Collars. The Anchor brand of collars, which were sold at 13 cents; sale price, 9 cents, S for 3 cents. Neckwear. 15-ccnt wtufIi tics; salo price, 5 rents, li'-Lcnt quality, all shapes , salo price, 19 cents, 3 for $30 cents. 00 cent quality, ull shapes; sale pilre, S3 cents, 3 for Jl. 1 qiullly, all slmpps; sale price, &" cents each. Suspenders. 23-cent quality; 19 cents, 3 for CO cents. 50-cent quality; ;"i cents, 3 for 11. 11 quality; sale price, 30 cents. A big line of Handkerchiefs, Bnth Robes, Bags and Traveling Cases, Hackintoshes and Storm Coats, and dozens of other articles to be closed out below cost. Call and convince yourself that we adver tise nothing but facts. CLOSED FRIDAY TO MARK DOWN STOCK. Sale Now At Bronson & Tall 412 Spruce Street, II. iCjw 3pkt5 FOR GOLF RASH Heat Hash, lnflammat loni, Itching, Irritations nnd chaflngs, undue or ottonBlve perspiration, and many other sanative uses, nothing so cooling, purlTying, and refreshing as a bath with Ccticdo SOAr, followed In tho severer forms by penile anointings with Cdticoba, tho great akin euro and purest of emollients. CcncmA four la btynnl til doubt Iht met tlTtctlr, tkln rurlflnc mil bMnllfylni lotp, M wellt.th; putfjl and iilnl for toil.!, b.th. nd ntir.fr. Soil lhronr.h eul th. world. rnTTm imro am, Cimii Conr.boU I'ror'. Boitos. " Uow lo Ut UtiuUful biln," frt i. TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK." BABY C1IH II GO-MS Car load Just arrived. All styles, and prices tho lowest. Workmanship guaranteed oven on THE CHEAPER GRADES. Keep us In mind and you won't re gret giving us your patronage you will get goods as reptesented giving you our easy terms of payment or very lowest prices for cash. Immense stock of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets, Iron Beds, etc. Five largo floors full to the celling at Thos. Kelly's Storas, PrM mi nnd mil Avenu: 311 Spruca St. Temple Court Building, Scranton, Pa. All acute and chronic dienses of men, women and children CIIllONIC. NERV OUS. BRAIN AND WASTING BISWAS ES A SPECIALTY. All diseases of tin Liver, Kidne8, Bladder, Skin, Blood, Nerves, Womb, Ee Eat, Nose, Thro it, nnd Lungs, Cancers-, Tumours. Ills Itupturo Goitre, Rheumatism, Asthma, Cnt.it rh, Varlococtle. Lost Manhood, Nightly Emissions, all Kemalo Diseases, Leucorrhot.i etc Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Wood Poison, Indlfacretlon and youthful habits obliterated Suisery, Tits, Epl lensv T.ine and Stomach Worms CA TARRHOZONE, Specific for Catarrh. Three months' treatment onl $"i00. Trlat ftee In ofllce Consultation and exami nations free Olllco hours dally and Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p m. DR. DENSTEN OF FIRM. Stock of now being manufactured. Shirts. All the Jl quality shirts at T3 cents. Special lot of colored bosoui3 nt 50 cents. Manhattan Nesllceo and stiff bosom, the $1 50 quallt ; salo pi Ice. Jl, Manhattan Shirts, tho $2 and $2 50 euil Ity; sale price, $1.50. Special lot of silk bosom shirts, wcro Jl and Jl 50, to ko at S3 cents. Special lot of silk bosom shirts, the Jl 50 quality, to go at J1.15, Belts. All 25-ecnt belts to bo at 13 cents; 3 for 50 cents. All 50-cent belts to go at 33 cents; 3 for Jl. All Jl belts to go at C5 cents. Hosiery. All Svcent plain and fancy hosleiy; sale price, 19 cents; 3 for 50 cents. All 50-cent plain nnd fancy hosiery; sale price, 33 cents, 3 for JL All Golf Hose at hrlf price. Underwear. All 50-cent underwear to go at S3 cents, 3 tor Jl All 75-ccut and Jl quality to bo at 50 rents each. A I high srado underwear at lnlf price. 23 p r ent. discount on all Dr. Jaeg er's llndcrucar. Going On man's Old Stand, Scranton, Pa. AhSlT'SBv tfSk Successor to Uronson & Tallman, b Men's Furnishers and Hatters. ConnoltyfdWallac A manoeuvre in Shirt Waists In the Rear of the Store, Center and Left. And so arranged that you can compare and choose with ease and deliberation. Comfort for you means business for us. The story is short. The points are sharp. First We offer you the largest stock of Shirt Waists. Second The assortment is ample to meet every taste and conform to every style of dress. Third The fabrics include solid blacks in Percales and Lawns, plain white in Linons and Piques, fancy goods in Per cales, Madras, Lawns, Ginghams and Piques. Fourth The prices in fancies, 69c to $2.75. White, $1.00 to $4.50. Shirt Waists are the great convenience of women's dress of the CONNOLLY , A .A A AAA A AAA A, A A, A .AAA A A A A, A A A . ansion Is a cood tblrut In bread mile- I t If the floui refuses to ex- .1 under the action of tho st ou will havo heavy buad. If jou uso "Snow White" ricur jou will get tho proper amount of expansion and our bread will be light, wholesome, and nutritious. Never boggy or heav y. All grocers sell It. "We only wholesale It " THE WESTON MILL CO. Scranton, Carbondale, Olypliant. TVfvvrrvvTyvvvvvwyyvvv lis So Lager Beer Brewery Manufacturers of OLD STOCK PILSSE WMllftOlttll Telephone Cull, 233:?. THE Itoom?ln!id2,Com'miBTd'g. SCRANTON, PA. Hilling and Blasting POWDER Mnde at Mooilo and Ittisli 1alo World, LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO.'S ORANGE GUN POWDER Kl otrlo DatteileN. Kleotrlc Knilolers, (oraxplodlni; blasts, Safety l'mn mill Repauno Chemical Co's 0 man CXPLOblVntfl To PATENT Goad Ideas may be secured by our aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore. Md, Exp I mm SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER: period. Because that is so, we trade in & WALLACE, SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL WILLIAMS 4- - 4- Jlfi i'M 4- V&& m JFW mJQ l&v&4LJfm&2r m Em Mr M aJr -, mSEFw ALJrMp20 HARTFORD and VEDETTE BICYCLES J Pierce and Storniers at Reduced Prices. t A good Bicycle I o splendid Investment. A poor ots is dear nt tny price. 4- Prices, $25.00 to $75.00. $ i KELLUM & CONRAD, -M-4- OF SCRANTON, Special Attention Given to DuaU nus? and Personal Accounts. Liberal Accommodations Ex tended According to Balances nnd Responsibility. 3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed nn Interest Deposits. Capital, Surplus, $200,000 425,000 WM. CONNGLL, President. HENRY I1EUN, Jr., Vlce-Preo. WILLIAM II. I'llCK, Cashier The v.tult of this bank is tro tected by Holmes' Llcctric Pro. tcctive bytem. them largely. 127 and 129 WASHINGTON AVENUE Lace Curtains Clearance Sale Stock-taking time, and all small lots of lace and heavy Draperies Must be closed at once, has not been considered, opportunity to furnish at Cost Your little cost. Stock is all this season's goods and embraces all the new novelties in, Brussels, Dresden, Irish Point, Tambour, Nottingham. CARPETS AMD WALL PAPER & M'ANULTY, MM""f-M"H"M"- i 243 Wyoming flvenfc? ! 4-4--t-4"f4-f-f44-H-f-f4"--f-f-f-f-- H.ui!iuiiii!Htiiniii!iiiiiiiiiiiimiim f Don't Forget Thnt we aie the agents in a S this city for the 5 EM M s Which is today, as it al- 5 s ways has been, a "top notch- 5 er," should be pleased to have a 5 you call. 1 ploreyTbrooks 1 in Wuslilneton Avenu:. ts Opposite Court Mouse. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiniiiviiiiiiiui i 1 II Del i iDIlvUc a 3 a v i
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