TILE SCRANTON TOlBUiN IS-TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1899.
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CITY NOTES
VCNHRAL THIS APTERNOON.-Tha
Tin fiinciul of Mls Anna Cardtn will
tnKe place this altemoun ut 2 o'clock
fiom the fnnillv lesldince, 531 Gordon
mii oi t. Interment will be in tho Cuthc
dial ccinituty.
SARRATH SCHOOL HXCfRSION.-
The pupils of the Sunday school of St.
1 tikeiU, chinch, St. M.uk's church in Dun
innip. St Ueoigc's ut 01 pliant, and St.
Hnld's, Wist Scranton, will lun un ex
tuition to Lake Arlil tomoiiow.
READY TOR MUSTER -Company R,
of the Thliteeutli regiment, held another
meeting last night at the aimory and en
lol.ud u liuinbcr ol new nit'inbcis. An
on er meeting will lie held 1'iUlay night,
wlun It is expected the companv will be
mustered Into the National suanl.
SPPPOSIH) TO Ri: INSANE Mis.
Mai Monnw, of the South bide, was ar-
losted cstcii1uy by Detective Will 1
'"litford en wiui.iiits dunging hi r with
having threatened to Kill John Scholl, and
bum Patikk McDonald's hcuse She was
luilgid in the Ccnti.il police st itlon and
will bo examined today is to her sanity.
THOMAS CANA VAN'S 1'fNERAL
The funeral of Thomas 1 Cun.ivaii took
Place Sunilav afternoon fioin his home,
111 Millltn iieuue. Sen Ices weie lield
ni Hie house. The pall-beaten weie- P.
deCimi. P I. Nuills, C'hailes 'iumaii,
P J I.oftus, (J. W. Dunn and Dominic
Uibbons.
COMPLETELY lU'RlLD-Charlcs. Vieh.
novvski, employed at the Johnson mints
on Noith Washington avenue, was coni
plctily boiled by falling coal while at
work vestirilay. lie was taken to the
Lackawanna hospital, whcie It was found
t'lat his whole body was u. m.iss of
utilises. His condition, however, Is not
LonMdcud Kiloui
INJI'RED AT AECHHALD Amliovv
C hi'clil. of Arclibalil, was homed In a
mine at that plate cst(rd.i morning.
He was tticck by a laigo pit ce of link
which plnlni'cd him to the ground llu
btftiilmtl a sevcic fiattuit of tin, right
thigh and also had stver.il libs bioKeu.
At the Lackavvuni u lio-illnl wliere lit)
was. removed to, his condition is consid
ered very serious.
SEWER COMMENCED -Work was
sterility begun on the Phllo stiect.
North Main avenue and Providence road
U'Vmt b Uonahce A. O'Rovlc. The pur-
tlon of tho sower on Main avenue be
twtcn Court and I'm nam streets will bo
completed first so as to mike way tor
the pivlng opii.itloiis Thoio Is u sower
nt present from Putnam street to a point
u block above the comeis
ANNUAL MEETING -At the annual
meeting of the Ecouomv Light. lle.it
and Power comp..ny estcrdi the fol
lowing olllceis vuro elected: President,
L A Wanes; Mce picsldcnt. Robeit
Reeves; Measurer, John T. l'oiter; tec
rttary and malinger. W. J. Noithup; ill
lectors R. N. Wlllaid. W. 1 H.tllstcid,
L A. Wutres, Robeit Reeves, C. I). Jones,
John T. Poitoi, A. IJ. Stevens, P. J.
Hoi an, W. J. Nuithvp
WITNESSES EXAMINED -The lol
lowing wltrciseb weie exiiuiiutd In tho
election contest vesterdav: Ransom town
ship, William ailbirt, Thomas Edwaida,
Chailes M)trs, -Mieh.it 1 Ki'ii-o, Stephen
Smith, CJeoife'o Tovlto, Andrew Jloiae
Theodoro Re Ike. William Row en, An
i'iow Weztil, Thomas llowells, Emoiy
E Waiidel, M. N. I.a Rue, C.allen Huupt,
C 1 Sncivei. South Abingti n, M W.
Arinms, liliani Giilllu. Sciaiiton, John
Aucr
DIPHTHERIA INCREASING - Diph
thnila is on the li.euaso almost to the
epidemic stnge. ElKhtccn new c.ifcswiio
reiiorted last week. The aic beatlcicd
all over the city no ono pi lee being p,n
tlcluarly ntlllcteil. Se.ulet lever Is nlfo
oulte prevalent, seven new eases being
reported. In neither ease, however, is
tho dlsciso of n nnillgrunt tipe. only ono
death fiom each of tin so diseases having
been r ported. There weie tblrt sl
deaths fiom all causes, whleh la four
above the aveiucc
LECTURE RY MR. VHtaiU-Mi Mr
gll, the famous exponent of the Vligll
Cluvlor sjstein, gavo a lecture ycsttrdiy
morning In Ml-s Hnrdcnbeigh's studio In
tho Carter building befoio a largo and In
tellectual Htiillenc. Ho explained In an
tutoreiitlrg way tho girat advantage of
this method In tinlnlng the muscles, and
und mental powers and giving u fnellltj
of touch to bo learned hi no other way
with such eise nnd confidence. It Is pro
posed to havo a Mimmci school hero
when the Clavlot' sjstcni will bo tho biuls
of study.
i.i
tjinolto the Pocono, 6-cent Cigar.
HfflSlIS
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COMPANY C MEETING Company C
- ill assemble at the armory tint, ultcr
111 un ut - o clock to attcml the funct.il
of William I.ochcr R older of V. Rob.
ling, Cllptlllll.
ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE.
Advanco of Prlco Is Expected on
July 1.
With refeienco to tlio anthracite coal
tuiUu thu Engineering and Mining Jour
nal pays
Sales agents continue tonsscrt Hint an
ail value of SSc per ton Id suic to come
July 1st, but buying at seaboard points
remains rather light. At Uostou a con
siderable amount of coal la going at re
tall at the low prices prevailing, but
tlieie are no reixirts of cent being told
ahead of three- llgures. In the West,
as money Is abundant, the producing
Interests are propnilng to sell a lot
of coal thoio this fall. At present de
mand Ih kept down by warm weather.
Owing to the lute opening of naviga
tion and to labor tioubles at Ruftn.li
and come of the upper lnko porta the
press for cargo room down the Lowes
Is now b great that many largo car
llers nre likely to go back light rather
than delay the coal to bo carried at low
figures. Tho vessel men appaicntly
control tho Bltuntlon, and rate"? ns high
as 40c to Duluth nre spoken of, and
a 60e. rate Is not Improbable.
''There Is some coal going Into stor
age at Eastern points, but so far there
It no nppaient attempt to force coal
on tho market, and prices hold up
well. If another month passes without
a break, fall trade should be satlsfuc
toiy to everybody. There seems little
likelihood of any serious tioubles; col
lieries are busier than usual at this
time of the vear. Quotations nt New
York are still at the May figures.
PUPILS Or ALBIN KORN.
They Gavo Recitals in the Afternoon
nud Evening.
The pupils of Albln Korn assisted by
Miss Floiu Levi, mezzo-soprano, gav.
two lecltals yesterday afternoon and
evening In Ouomsev's hall.
The auditorium was ciowded ta tho
doors In the evening and many epres
slons of approval of the high charac
ter of the selections tendered woie
heard. Mr. Koin himself executed two
selections. "Staccato Caprice," F shaip,
by Max Vogtleh, and a "Rondo Cnptic
closo," of 11, Mendelssohn. They were
lcndeied In a style woithy of the high
standing of Mr. Korn among the musi
cal element In this city.
The following pupils took pait In the
ieclt.il" Carile Johnson, May SoDtt,
Helen I'owell, Alice Ilennemuth, Flor
ence Hennemuth, Freda Soodniun,
Emma Schnell, liertha Goodman, Al
don.i Szlupas, Emma Sissonbetger,
Mai inn Smith, Louise Rean, Mamie
Camln, Alible Denman, Elsie I'owell,
Flot once Rafter, Lizzie Weller. Char
les Gocbel, Freddie Ferber and Louis
Louis.
GAVE A GARDEN TEA.
Mis. Timothy Burke Entei tains the
Newman Club.
The Catholic lllstorliul soeletv and
Newman Magazine club was delight
fully entertained last night at a gol
den paity given bv Mis. Timothy
Ruike, of Adams acnue, one of the le
tlrlng governesses.
The spacious grounds were deeoi.Ued
with a mjilad of Chinese luuteins and
the house was also elaboiately embel
lished and Illuminated Dancing was
enjojed In the carriage room of the
bain to the music of an oichestia of
twelve pieces. Refieshment3 weie
seivcd on tho lawn. Neatly two bun
died membeis of the club pattook of
Mrs. Rtuke's entertainment.
SHOOTING AT RANSOM.
G. J. Rosenkranz Received Gun Shot
Wounds in tho Legs.
A report was liceived in this city
esteiday to the eltect that C5. J. Koscn-
kiauz, a piomlnent tesldent of Ran
som township, hud been shot In the
legs and was setlously wounded.
The shooting Is alleged to have been
done b Squiie .1. R. Lesh, RoFen
Kian.' inlghboi. A .shotgun is said to
have bein tho weapon used.
Theie has been bad blood between
Rosenkuinz and Lesh for some time
ovei the ow net ship of a stilp of hind In
Ransom RosetiKl.uu Is said to huve
been standing on the disputed land
when the shooting was done.
THEY ARE STILL IN SESSION.
Rnihoaders Genexal Committees. Ate
Hammeiing Away.
The Lackawanna conduttms' and
tialnsmen's loinmlttees ate still In ses
sion and the liiemen, who took a re
cess on Satutduv, will lesume their
meltings todaj. A confeienee between
the tialnmeu mid eonductois wete held
jesteulay morning and a(teinoon.
In the evening beparato sc skins wets
h'-'d. Tho tiairmen had a scs'cei nt
loom 37 In the St. Chailes that lasted
until an cai) hour this inein'ii';.
MARRIED.
PATTERSON-SMITH -At the United
Evangoiiial liusuiiuue, l!7ij Penu nve
inn, June It. lkW Mr. Robeit W. Pat
tusou and Miss Minnie V. Smith vv:rc
united In mirrlngob Riv. C. D Moore.
Tho contracting pailies uie both of
Scranton Pa
DIED.
WlNEHHAKE-ln Siruntun June M,
IS'iy Rudolph Wii.rbiake, aged SS venrs,
at his heme, lis Noith Eighth street
Flint ml Thursday utttinoon at 2
o'clock Intel mem in I'uiest Hill ccme
tcij .
rv
1 p y p y yj vppP'
flh Wii ilni lfhi nAb irtlhi Siaftti
""3
Dogs Your
, Head Aohelr
'Aro Tour iiervBs wcilc ? Gin't
you (loop woll? Pain in yonr
back? I.ack energy V Appetite
r r mei-aium uau r nous or
nlmrles? TbfM aro but soma of
the remits of conciliation. If
the con touts of the bove el aro not
removed from tho Irady each
day, s nature intended, poUon
oua substances are eare to be ah.
ported into tbe blood, alvrnrn
caunliijr sutTOTinijtiBd frequently
causlnK revere disease
i ucru is a common-sense cure.
PILL
- Thoy daily insure an easy ond
natural icoYflmentof tho bowels,
l'rlce, 25c. a box. All druggists.
Ayor'a SarsnpaHHa
with the pills 111 hasten recovery.
Write tbe doctor Jut bow yon are
suO.rlnr, You will receive the belt
Uedlcil fcdvlce without ogt,
liu. J. O. AYr.tt, Lo a ell, Man.
nrnrr-rr
AueEfc
.
FRANK CARLUCCI
HAS RESIGNED
SEVERS CONNECTION WITH THE
BUILDERS' EXCHANGE.
Stonecutters Employed by Him Say
They Will Refuse to Go to Work
Today At Strike Headquarters
Mr. Carluccl's Resignation Is Said
to Bo a Trick for the Purpose of
Breaking tho Backbono of tho
Tie-up Building Ti ados' Council
Met Last Night
The resignation of Fiank Carluccl,
the well known conttuetor and dealer
lu stone, fiom the Builders' exchangj
was the event of Importance as re
gards tho stilke situation yesterday.
Mr. Carluccl's resignation was teneWcd
In the morning und was discussed and
accepted at a special meeting of the
exchange which was hold In their
tooins at 11 o'clock.
Mr. Cailucci Is the sub-conti actor for
furnishing the stone for the now emi
grant station which Is being built n
Ellis Island, In New Yotk haibor.
Since the stone cutters havq been called
off fiom his yaids by older of tho
RuIIdlng Trades' council he has been
unable to ship all the stono requited
by the masonry contractor In New
Yotk. The contractor has, of courj-,
been clamoring for stone, and It Is
stated that Mr. Carluccl was lufoimod
tl nt If he did not ship stone It would
bi piocutod elsewhere and charged to
hnr.
Mr. Carluccl states that he resigned
fiom the exchange for this reason and
that he will take back all the men who
went out on sympathy with tho strik
ers. STONE CUTTERS MET.
The stono cutteis, at a well attended
nnd oulcily meeting held late yester
day afternoon, unanimously decided to
stay out until the existing dllllculty
between the cniponters and the ex
change Is settled. This action was, as a
matter of course, the only one that
could be taken if the membeis of the
Stone Cutters' union wished to continue
In affiliation with the Ruildlng Ti.ides'
council That body, having ordeied a
complete tie-up, would of necessity ex
pel any union which icfused to obey
Us mandates.
At Htilke headquat teis It Is said that
Mr. Carluccl's resignation was a diplo
matic move on the pait of the Build
eis exchange to bieak up the tie-up.
The stilket.s ntgue that the members
of the exchange thought that the stone
cutters would go back to work upon
hearing thot Mi. Carluccl luul.ieslgned
and that the other unions out on sym
pathy would follow suit when they
saw the tie-up was broken. This would
allow woik to be resumed on several
laigo jobs which aie tied up and In
which the services of btlekluyers In
pattlcular aie leejutied
Whether or not this Is ttue Is not
known. At all events Mr Catluccl's le
slgnatlein has been tendeied and ac
cepted and his cheek deposited as a.
forfeit Is now In the hands ot the
tirasuier of the exchange. li. F. Lau
dlg, secietaiy of the exchange, stated
yesterday afternoon that the resigna
tion would have no effect whatever up
on the membeis of the echant,o and
that that body stood just us solid as
evi-r.
TAKE ISSUE WITH SECRETARY.
A member of the caipentets' execu
tive committee in conveisatlon with n
Tilbune man said th.it the statement
Issued by Secietaiy Laudlg on Satur
day to the effect that a laige number
of contr.ictoi" had sufficient men for
all lecpilslte pui poses was absittd He
stated that In the majority of cases
they only have two or time and that
whole they have moie they aie so un
skilled lu the eraft that they aie prac
tically of no use
A few euipenlois and plusteieis left
the city yesteiday for New Yoik,
wheie thej have obtained positions,
but the exodus so far has piactlcally
amounted to nothing
The situation us legurds the plas
teieis and tinners Is the same as on tho
vcty Hist day nnd It Is piobable that
tlieie will be no settlement of this dllll
culty until the cnipenters' stilke Is
ov or.
A member of the pi ess committee of
the Ruildlng Tiades' council said that
all the men out on smpathy would be
taken cue of and that they will not
sutfer at all, as assistance will be pro
vided for them.
The Ruildlng Tiades' council held a
meeting last evening in Caiponteis'
hall. Neailv all the delegates weie
piesent and eveijthlng passed off hai-
monlously. Only imitlne business was
transacted, It being a regular meeting.
A special meeting of the council will
be held tomoiiow evening.
HIGH SCHOOL BANQUET.
Alumni Event Takes Place Tomor
row Night at Hotel Ten nee.
The membeis of the High school
Alumni association will assemble at
Hotel Tenace tonight, the otcuslon
being the annual banquet of the
association. Hon. John P. Kellov, of
the class of '70 who Is piesldent of the
association, will open tho post-prandlal
exeicises and Introduce Attorney John
M. I Inn Is, of the class of 'SI, as toast-
master of the occasion.
The pioguimme of toasis Is append
ed: C. L Daniels, esq , '00, "Tho
Gtaduatc and the L.iwjeis." Er T.
Phillips. '03, "Tho Man with a Pull,"
Miss Leila Porter, '8S, "The Graduuto
lu the Training School," Pi of, George
W Phillips, "The High School, the
University of the People," Thomas
Doimhoe, '91, "The Ladles," John M.
McCourt. 'Oil. "Expansion." Lawience
oichestia will give the music.
MEETING OF BAPTIST PASTORS.
Passed Resolutions on the Retire
ment of Rev. W. G. Watkins.
Tho Raptlst P.istois' confeienee hold
a legular meeting vesteiduy inoinlng
In the Penn Avenue Raptlst church.
The attendance was ety huge, as It
vvas tho lust meeting bcfoio the Bum
mei vacation.
The following ofllceis weio unani
mously elected: Piesldent, Rev. John
R. E1II&, vice-president, Rov. W. II.
Sow ell, rcciotary und Measurer, Rov.
R. M. Rodeilck. A vole of thanks vvus
given tho retiring officers.
Rev. D. J. Williams, who is about to
visit the lund of his birth, Wales, was
wished a safo journey and return. Tho
tollowlng resolutions oxpiesslng the
feeling of the pastois us iegaid3
the retliemunt of Rov. W. a. Watkins
weie pussed:
When us. Our esteemed biothei, Rov
W. G. Watkins, having completed nearly
seven years of a isicnud pastorate- with
the North Main Aveiuio church, of Scran
ton, has aitu tit to tcrinluuto his paatcnul
elation, In icsponsa to vvlint ho believe?
Is tho call of. duty. And Inasmuch as
his savcrurco ot present pastoral affilia
tions will necosHltnto removal from this
conforence, with whoso Interests be has
been so long ldrntltled, then fore, bo It
Resolved, That this conference of tho
Baptist pastors of Scrunton and vicinity,
placo on record sincere regret In tho re
moval of Brother W. G. Watklna und de
sire, to expies their high appreciation
of him as k careful scholar, un earnest
preacher and ti belovod minister of Jesus
Chi 1st.
An Independent thinker, a genulno
friend, a manly man, Brother W G, Wat
Kins has sought untiringly, willingly and
faithfully to ninko this confeienco Inter
estlng and valuable, and whether In a
private orofTlclnl capuclty has never been
found wanting In his brethren's service.
Such as ho urc mlscd, and In parting
from him wo unreservedly commend him
to our Baptist Brotherhood wherever tin
may be railed to labor and will ever
pray for his guidance and piosporltv In
such sphero of service us the Great
Head of tho church shall open to him.
Further resolved, That this resolution
be spreid on tho conference minutes nnd
published In the denominational nnd local
papers, Thomas De Oruchy.
President ot Baptist Ministers' Confer
ence, Scrunton, Pa.
R M. Roderick, Secrotnry.
The next meeting of the conference
will ho nt a banquet to bo held on the
llrst Monday In September.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
D L. & V. Company Has Created
tho Office of General Storekeeper,
J. O'Connor of New Yoik
City Will Fill It.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad company has created
another new position of no little Im
port, that of general storekeeper. J.
O'Connor, of New Yoik city, has been
appointed and will assume his duties
July 1. His he.ielqiuuteis will be In this
city, In the building In which Supciln
tendent Fltzglbbons has his office
Mr. O'Connor will have entile charge
of all materials nnd supplies used In
every department of the entire system.
Mr. O'Connor leslgns a similar posi
tion with the Long Island rnihoad to
accept his new office.
Mr. Storrs' New Position.
W. II Stous, late assistant supeiln
tendent of the coal department of the
Dulawaie, Lackawanna und Western
Railroad company, has been nppolnted
Boneial manager of the Seiunton Coal
company. He will nssuino his posi
tion July 1. John R, Rryden, who
has been acting manager of the com
panies Is retained as supeilntendent
John Von Bergen Is manager of tho
companies' mines at Peckvllle.
This and That.
The the at the Maxwell mine at
Ashley, which has been inglng for
some time, was extinguished Sunday.
Master Car Builder Canfleld went to
I'tlcu. yesterday nflernoon to spend
several dajs on a torn of Inspection of
the company's shops there.
The Lai kaw anna Lumber company,
of this city, sent foity laborers fiom
this city vosteiday to Cioss Forks, Pot
ter county, to work on an extension
iailro.nl the company Is building into
its timber lands. The wotk will last
for fully two months.
C E. Dehiney, superintendent of the
Clltf '.Voiks i.f the Dickson Manufact
uilng company has returned fiom a
inlt at Old Point Comfort and Rich
mond. Vn. AVhlle nt the former city
he uttended the notional convention of
the master mechanics. Mr. Delanev at
the convention represented his com
pany. His stay at Richmond was at
his foimer borne
The state board of lallwuy commis
sioners sitting In Albany has gi anted
the South Rutfnlo Railway company a
coitlflcate of necessity foi the constitu
tion of its Hues This is a i.iilw ay
whleh is to be built bv John J. Al
bright, Edmund Hayes and other pro
moter of the new steel company at
Stony Point, Ruffalo, and Is to run from
the woikstotheTetmlnal Rullvva.v com
jiany's tracks In the village of Rllasdell,
John Page, tin email of tho Delaware,
Lackawanna nnd Western foundiy and
Vincent Reaulon. chief diaughtsman,
under Mr. Cnnlleld, returned from New
Yoik city Sulurduv, wheie the went
by dlieetlon of the master car builder,
to make an Inspection of the sveial
brass foundtles In nnd about New Yoik
Mr. Cunhold has decided to make radi
cal changes In the biass foundry here,
and to place new and modem machln-
civ. Including machinery for the manu
fnctuie of many goods, the company
has pun based since Its organization.
Messis Page and Reaulon will lepnrt
In detail to Mr. Canlield upon his re
tin n to the city fiom t'tlca.
A Flemish Jawbreaker.
Some new woids have been arrets unp
added to the English l.ingii ige since tho
Intioiluctlon of the hoi si less cunlage,
and the vocabularies of otlu'i tongues
hivo al-o njluiall.v been similarly cn
1 Icheil In all countries where suth car
ilages havn become pupul.u
With fuvv exceptions, all these wonts
nie. technical, and their true slsiiltlcunc
Is onl undeistood hv the electrician and
the machinist. The membeis of tho
rieinlsh Academy of Anvus recently de
termined to frame a word which would
be readily Intelligible to all who under,
stand tho language of Flanders and who
have ever seen it noiseless c.url.iM, and
the 1 1 suit was that uftut much detp
thought they fiamed Hie following vvoul:
"Snelpaaidelooszondei spool vvegpet roll IJ.
tulg"
This euphonious vvoul sigiiilli s "a car
ihign which Is woiked ll means of pe
troleum, vvhlih navels fast, which has
no horses und which Is not run on rails '
That Is, fiom ono point of view, a fluo
example of multiitn In patvo, but tt may
bo questioned whether one extraordinarily
long word Is preferable to half a dozen
short winds
The Flemish pi ople, however think
dlffeientb, and the Academy of Aim is
bus been hUhlv complimented bv them
nu its llngiit-itlc skill as si en in this
unique word New Yoik He laid
"YOU MAY BEND THE SAPLING,
but not tho tiec". When disease has
become chionlo und deep seated It Is
often difficult to cine It. That Is the
reason why It Is best to take Hoods
Sarsaparllla when disease llrst shows
Itself.
HOOD'S PILLS uio the favorite fnni
lly cathartic.
So Sarcastic.
Willie I onco knew a girl who nearly
died fiom Ico cream poisoning
Ndllo Tho very idea! I would never
havo dreamed ot such a thing happening
to a girl of j, our acquaintance. -Indiana-polls
Journal.
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A Card,
We, the undersigned, do hereby agieo
to refund tho money on a io-cent bottlo
of Greenes Wurrunted Syrup of Tur If It
falls to euro your cough or cold, Wo ulao
guniunteu a 25-ceut buttle to prove gulls.
factory or inonoy iciunueu. j. u jjono a:
Son, Dunmore, Pa.: John P. Donahue,
gcranton, Pa.
RIGID INSPECTION
OF PAVE REPAIRS
CITY ENGINEER IS BOUND ON
HAVING GOOD WORK.
To Make Suro That the Specifications
of tho Contract Arc Lived Up to,
Ho Has Detailed Two Specially
Schooled Members of His Corps to
Watch the Mixing and Lnylng of
Asphalt Train Load of Sand That
Didn't Just Suit the City Engineer
Was Condemned.
If the Barber Asphalt company Is not
laying good pave under its repair con
Mact It Is no fault of City Engineer
Joseph I Phillips. Unlike any other
contract for Improvements or icpalra
Into which tho city has entered, the
city engineer is In tho present Instance
made Inspector. Ever since entetlng
upon the office, Mr. Phillips hns con
tended for tho placing of nil Inspectors
In charge of his department and now
that It hus for once been clone ho pro
poses to show that what ho has con
tended lor Is a wise move.
His first step n.s Inspector was to con
demn a train load of sand which the
Barber company had purchased and
accepted from T. R. Howe. Mr. Phil
lips specified that conise sand should
be used and gave the company a
sample of what he wanted. When the
111 st train load of the sand was de
livered the company was satisfied with
It and thought It Just the proper thing,
hut Mr. Phillips staked his judgment
against that of the Harbor company's
ex-perts, declaied tho sand too coarsa
and refused to allow It to be used.
A bed of sand that matched the en
gineer's sample exactly was found nt
Mooslc after two elavs search and a
bargain was made for such of It as the
paving company might want to use.
Yesterday thenctlve work of resur
facing was commenced nnd before the
dav vvas over the southerly side of the
"00 block of Lackawanna, avenue was
all but completed.
Patilck Coar and Charles Schroeder.
of the city engineer's corps who have
been specially schooled by Mr Phil
lips In nsphnlt mixing and laying are
perm.inentlyoccupied as Inspeetois. Mr.
Schroeder ovoiseeilng the mixing pro.
oess at the asphalt plant nnd Mr. Coar
Inspecting the laying.
Befoie a load ot asphalt starts from
the plant It must bear Inspector
Sehroeder's approval as to Ingredient's
and consistency. Rofoiv the asphalt
Is allowed to be dumped at the scene ot
th paving Inspector Coar jabs a long
glass Falnenhelt thermometer Into It
nt several points to nsceitnln its tem
peiature. If It is above 300 or below ?"0 degrees
it Is condemned and sent back to tho
nt As yet not a single load has
been condemned either at the plant or
the scene of the paving opeiatlons, In
dicating that the company, to say the
least for It, has a high regaul for ex
iert Inspectors.
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED
Shot by a Companion Named Ruane
at Duryea.
James Eagan, uged 12 j,ears, son of
Patrick Lagan, Inside foieman ut the
Phoenix Coal conipan's shaft at Dur
jea, vvas shot and killed by a young
mini named Ruane yesterday auout
noon and died fiom the effects ot his
wounds last evening.
Accoidlng to repents, the shooting
was not Intentional.
A warrant vvas Issued for the an est
of Ruane, but up to a late hour last
night he could not be found.
An autopsy whs held on the bodv
of the lad last evening and an inquest
will be held lomonow by Justice GI1
bilile. ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Assailants of Peter Giynski Again
at Liberty.
Anthonv Hance, Allck Mnyliskle.Johii
M.atjenskle and Finnic Domonsky, the.
men who weie committed to the county
jail Sunday night, because Peter Giy
ski. the man they assaulted one week
ago lust night at Greenwood, was In
a pi c callous condition, were released
on ball xestenlay.
Matthew Ruguo and Matthew SufK.a
bei ame their bondsmen. Hall was
(Ixed at the low llgute of t-M.
A LESSON FOR SMOKERS.
Prom tho New Yoik Herald
0nicl.1l figures shew that during last
vear M0 Mies weie caused by tho caieless
dropping of lighted matches, and 2)1 by
lighted ci-ruis or dgaiettes carelessly
Ihiown Into rombintlble material. Thero
Is a lesson for smokeis In these figures.
A little e.iro on their pan would hav
sived the losses caused by mole than W0
Mies Ihero should be no more flies fiom
this cause.
Mr P. Ketehnm, of Pike City, Cal ,
sajs: "Dm lug my biothei-'s late sl?k
ness from sciatic lheumatism. Chain
berlaln's Palo Ralm was tho only
remedy that gave him any re'lof"
Many otheis have tcstlllecl to the
piompt relief fiom pain which this
liniment nftords. For sale by nil drug
gists, Matthew Bios wholesale and ic
tall ugents.
Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar, 10c
va
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Do not miss this sale. Now j
going on. Come in today. Baby k
Grands a fine display. Prices this g
week only. This Sale closes Fri- JJ
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day night.
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SORANTON'S LEADING CHINA STORE, .
Headquarters for
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DUNM0RE DOINGS.
Special Meeting of School Board
Held Last Evening Janitors
nnd a liunnt Officer Were
Appointed Other Items.
A special meeting of the school bonicl
was held In No. 1 building last even
ing, Messrs. Webbor, Kcllam, Spencer,
Miller and McPeek being piesent.
The object of tho meeting vvas for
tho purpose of electing Janltois, a tru
ant officer, and to look over the bond
of Treasurer-elect Wnhler. Mr. Wuhl
cr's bond being satisfactory, ho vvas
duly appointed to the office of school
boatd Measurer, and the committee
was dlschaiged. The secretary vvas In
stituted to notify ex-Treasurer Louis
Englo of the change, and to tuin tho
funds over to the trensuier.
The boatd then pioceeded to elect
Janltois for the ensuing toini Fol
lowing were the nPpllcantH for No. 1
school: John Pavton, Sidney Mat
thews, Chailes I'. Russell. William II
Mott, Stephen RIchaiiN, Mis AVilght
Bleulsley, John E. B.uiett, James Me
Nulty, Gooige Lutz. The piesent In
cumbent, John Payton, receiving the
unanimous vote of the membeis pies
ent, was declared elected No. 2 build
ing applicants. Sidney Matthews and
Chailes P. Russell. Matthews lecelved,
four votes and Russell one. Matthews
vvas declared elected. No. 3 building
nppllcanf William H. Mott, elected by
acclamation: No. 4 building applicant,
Stephen Uk hauls, elected by acclama
tion; No 5 building applicant, Mrs.
Wright Blerdsley, elected by acclama
tion; No. fi building applicant. John E.
Banett, electeel by acclamation. For
No. S building the applicants weie
George Lutz and James McNulty. lie.
Nulty lecelved three votes and Lutz
two. McNulty was declaied elected.
Tho election for Noi 7 and 9 was laid
over till tho election of teucheis.
For the position of tiuant officer, the
only applicant was the present Incum
bent, Mr. Hal Thornton, who was re
instated by acclamation. His teim ex
tends from the first day of school to
tho last clay.
A motion was made placing the
standard per cent for passing exam
ination for school teucheis at S3 per
cent. This w,i considered too high
and an amendment substituting SO per
cent, was eat i led. The examinations
will be held In No. 1 building, Thurs
day, commencing at 0 o'clock Supei
lntendent Bovaid will be In ehaige
The snlailes of the janltois of the
dlffeient buildings weie decided upon
as follows: Janitor of No. 1 building,
$C0 to $70 per month, to Include clean
ing the building. No 2 building, $10 per
month. No. 3 building. $17 pel mouth,
No. -I building, $10 to $.10 per month.
No. r, building, $U to $10 per mouth. In
cluding cleaning: No. fl building, $S pi i
month; No S building, G to $8. includ
ing cleaning; No. 3 building, $: Tiu
ant ollleei's salary was placed at $2
pet- school duv .
The teacheis' puv-ioll was lecelved,
lead and placed on file and okIcih
diawn Xor the vatlous amounts The
oiders will be made out immediately
and sent to the teacheis.
TOLD IN A FF.W LINES.
A lawn social will be held at tho
home of Mr. nnd Mis. Hairy M Spen
cer, on East Drinker stioet, this even
ing, under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Mission chile of the Piesbj
teilan chuieh. All aie welcome, and a
good time assuied
Tomorrow the members of the Tilpp
avenue Sunday school will hive a day's
outing nt Nay Aug pai k. The si IioI.um
will be In chaise of their teacheis-, and
will leave about !' o'clock n in. for thu
falls, lettiinlug at a seasonable lioui.
Connect with the Loop.
The LaKe Shoie and Michigan South
ern Railway I the only Eastern i ail
road which enteis the I'nlon Elevated
Loop and connects with the entire ele
vatid railway system in Chicago This
cnubles passengeis on the Lake Shoie
to leach almost any point In the
Mctiopolls of the West, without trouble
or unnecessary expense by simply
stepping fiom the Lake Shoie car on
to the elevated train The Lake Shore
leads all other Werteiu toads In con
venience and comfoit
One Thing Left.
Though Spain has lost her Cuban soil
And evujthlng that's neni us,
There's one thing 111 it Is lett to hei
She had good gmund to fear us
All fiom Judge
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Specialty.
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134 Wyomlnn Ave.
"Walk In and look around." 2f
(0 PLATES
Artificial Teeth for which other
dentists charge .$15, $12, 8 and $5.
Our price, $8, $7, 5 and $2.75.
Gold Crown and Bridge Work for
which others charge $10, $5 and $3.
Our price, $5, $4 and $1.50.
Gold and other Fillings, 23c up.
We extract teeth, fill teeth and
insert Gold Crowns and Bridge
Work without pain.
Dr. Barrett,
Dentist,
316 Spruce St., .?".
LEADER IN LOW PRICES.
Electric
Fans
Of All Kinds
CHAS. 8. SCOTT'S
119 Franklin Ave.
4th July, '99
We can supply all those wri
wish to celebrate at lowest msfrkf
nvl'sVA. IWtflt 4ltA Uftpt tin a l-f ' -
filled wuii nit uwai iiiiw ui
FIRECRACKERS, FIREWj
of cveiy description, Balloons,
we have ever carried. Flags
Cotton, Wool and Silk at grj
i educed prices from last
Poles, Flag Brackets and every
in the line.
Our Victor Bicycles are at
hausteJ, but expect anothl
signment at $28 cash. Other
have only a few left.
J.D.
;iii-;;i(i-:;is Lacks
souaI
SUMMER RE j
PENNSYLVANIA
Elmwoo
Elmhurst,
(Formerly Hotel Ulmhil
Open All the
ThU hotel has beoa ic modeled il
throughout unit will open Its dooil
I 01 rates, etc., call on or uildroii
DR. W. H. H. Bl
ELMHURST, R
THE WIINQI
An Ideal Health Ucsort, it
fully Mtuatod with Full
Lake View.
Absolutely free from inalurla and mcs.
qultoo, hoatlag. tithing, dantlnor. tennis.
oich'-sua. etc.; pure Llthla water spring;
plenty or oiu snaun, pure grovo or larti
trees surround hotel, excellent tnbn
rates reasonabloj capacity of hojbo. 2ti
Illustiated booklet and references un a pi
plication.
C, E. FREAR. LAKE WINOLA, P
SPRING GROVE HOUSE1
Lake Care, Wyoming Count, Pa.
Rcuitifull.v locatrd good fishing, boat-
Inn and hathlnc Table un. xcelleel D.J
L & W It R Hloomslntig division, trnlil
leaving mtuihou nt .& p m maicos ail
rent connections via l.ililRh valley it
l.alte JOHN II JUNES, Prop.
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FERN HALL,
Crystal Lako-Refined Family ReJ
Miigo leave uurbondale for Korn HI
!l HO p m Stnge loave Pern Hall foil
oanunieni s.tio a m. Telephone cci
tlon: "Pern Rail," pny tuition.
CliS M. C. JOHNSON, Munajerl
I'mtolllce Addrosn. Dutirtuir Pa,
NCW JERSEY.
The Arlington Ocean 0r
Tha leading hotel, Open Jwd
"i cuisine aim scivice j
Sanltuiy ntianijtemcnls jK'rfec'J
wpetiai June and famllv raifi
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