THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1899.
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LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
MONEY FOR THE AID OF THE
STRIKERS RECEIVED.
Delegation That Went to Philadel
phia toSee Secretary McGulre Hns
Returned to the City Men Wonted
nt Port Jervis Whtit the Stock
holder Says About the Report That
the Lehigh Vnlley Is to' Enter WU
llnmsport New Method of Treat
ing Railroad Ties.
The money sent from National head
quarters to the strikers arrived yes
terday nnd was distributed during the
day in Carpenters hall, WyomlnB ave
nue. The men were very much pleased
when they received the money, us a
number had IiprIi) to think that the
national organization had deserted
them.
The representative sent to Philadel
phia arrived lit the rlty yesterday
niornlnir and, while nothing would he
said ns regards the reason the money
was withheld, It was stated that an
entirely satlsfactnr explanation had
been received from Mr. MKJulre.
A lommmileatlon was received yes
terday by liuslness Agent Knowlton
from Port Jervis. X. Y.. asking for
flfty carpenters to go to work thete.
There will be no dlllleulty In securing
this number of men, but as a precau
tionary measure two or three will be
sent on ahead to examine Into the
prevailing conditions and If every
thing Is satisfactory word will be sent
on here for the others to come on.
The committee lit charge of the pic
nic nt Laurel Hill park on Labor Day
will meet this evening in the otllce of
liuslness Agent John A. Price for the
purpose of completing the Unul ar
rangements for the event.
That Lehigh Valley Extension.
Stock market storler In themselves
absurd sometimes are so persistently
circulated as to demand an attention
that they do not seriously deserve"
nays the Philadelphia Stockholder.
"Of this character Is the report current
the past few days that the Lehigh Val
ley will extend Its line Into Williams
port, Pa., and that the requisite right
of way already hud been secured. Thl
1s very absurd, but from inquiries
reaching the Stockholder its appears
to call for contradiction.
"Somebody has constructed the In
genious hypothesis that the Vutx'.erbllt
Interests desire a better outlet for their
Fall Hrook system and thut these In
terests accordingly have taken over
Mr. Morgan's ownership rights In the
Lehigh Valley, with a view to linking
it to their existing Pennsylvania lines
at the terminus of th latter, close to
Wllllamsport. As the Fall Hrook sys
tem now enjoys advantages through
its contracts with the Heading prob
ably greater upon the whole, than the
Lehigh could offer It. the story is not
even plausible. Moreover, community
of Interests between Morgan and the
Vanderbllts should secure for the lat
ter any desired advantages over lines
tinder Morgan control mennlng the
P.caillng. "specially. A Lfhlgh Valley
extension to Willluiusport would be an
excessively costly undertaking.
"A line from tho nearest point on
the Lehigh Valley, the terminus of one
of Its coal branches at Shumokin.
would necessarily parallel the Heading
all the way. the route following the
course of the west branch of the Sus
quehanna being the only one practic
able of construction. The sole alter
native would be the acquisition of the
Vi'llllamsport nnd North Hninch inll
load, the possibility of which several
times has been under discussion. This
is a toad forty-live miles In length,
extending from Tieienlce on the Lehigh
Valley to Halls station on the Heading,
with trackage rights over t !.- lutter
load for th" Intervening' ten miles Into
AVIIIIamspoit.
"Vhe WllHamsport and North Jlruw-k
practically has been In the murki't for
n miiiih'i' of cars, and is understood
to have been repeatedly offered to the
Heading and Lehigh Valley, but Its
earning power is small, seemingly un
a SERnoN i:or nr-N.
The man who earns his living with nil
brains cannot aflbid to neglect his body.
The body is the furnace and boiler that
furnishes steam to the brain. If the fur
nace is permitted to get clogged with clink
ers, the boiler will make no steam, and the
delicate machinery of
the brain will slow
down and come to a
dead stop.
When a man finds
that his ideas do not
come as freely ns
they once did, he
needn't worry
about his men
tal machinery,
but he had
better look to
his body. Hi
stomach and in
testines arc clogged with the
clinkers of indigestion. His
Mood Is impure, and do:s
not receive the proper le
incuts to put vim and speed
Into the machinery of the
brain. If lie neeleets this
condition he will buffer from headaches,
sleeplessness, loss of appetite, confusion
of Ideas, despondency ana lack of energy.
Eventually he will break down with nerv
ous exhaustion or prostration. There is a
remedy that will promptly put a man right
tinder these conditions, It is Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It cures indi
gestloti, fills the blood with the vital ele
ments of life, tones the nerves, and inakus
the brain bright, clear and active. It cures
all nerve and brain troubles due to in.
sufficient or improper nourishment. The
"Golden Medical Discovery" Is for sale by
11 good medicine dealers, and only nil un
scrupulous dealer will try to induce a cus.
tomer to, taie some worthless remedy,
alleged to be "jUBt as good,"
Mr. Ned Nelson, the celebrated Irish Come
dian ind Mimic, of $77 Koyden Street, Camden,
N, J., writes t " We fulfilled an engagement ot
twehra weeks and the consUut traveling gave
roe a bid. touch of that dreaded disease rilled
dyipepsli. I hid tried everything potdble to
cure ft till list week while pliyiug at II. I'.
Keeth's Bijou Theater, Philadelphia, the
Kelson Trio, a profeiiionil friend of mine
dviied rae to try Dr. Itercc's Golden Medical
Discovery. I tried it, and, thank Cod, with
good rciulti."
Comtlpttlon U
Pierce' Pleaeant
dealers.
cured bjr Dr.
All medicine
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BAKING
Powder
CO., HtW VOK.
equal to steadily paying interest on Its
mortgage debt of $44,i00 per mile. Al
together the story Is an Improbable
one, nnd would have received little no
tice, even In Wall street, were It not
for the theory advanced that It had
some connection with Vanderbllt
schemes In Pennsylvania."
Will Be Westlnghouse Drakes.
The Westlnghous Air nrnkc com
pany has Just received a copy of the
"Imperial decree" of the Russian gov
ernment regarding the brakes that are
to be used for the railways of Hussia.
According to this decree all brakes
required on the Russian railroads for
the next four years shall bo bought
from the Westlnghouse company und
that no other brake shall at any time
be applied to the rolling stock of Rus
sian railroads until It has had a thor
ough trial for three years. The Rus
sian Westlnghouse concern, Jointly
controlled by the Westlnghouse com
pany of Pittsburg and London, will
make the brakes. Pittsburg Commer
cial Oazette.
The Track Walker's Work.
"The duties of a track walker nro of
the most onerous nature and at the
same time of great Importance," said
a railroader today. "Take for Instance
the long strips of 'sparsely settled coun
try through whlclr they run on the
line of the Pennsy. There are no com
panions to talk to. The walker must
be always on the lookout for things
which might cause accidents. UrldTes
nro examined.
"Kvery rail Joint Is carefully looked
after and everything of a suspicious
nature must be hurriedly reported. The
lives of thousands of passengers de
pend upon the faithfulness of these
men and to their credit be It said they
almost invariably perform their duties
to the satisfaction of their employers."
Baker Railroad Ties.
Chemically hardened 1 all way ties
the. Idea of a Munich architect named
Hasselman are proving quite satis
factory on the Havarlun state rail
roads. The process, lasting about six
hours, consists in a double baking of
the wood and treatment with oil of vi
triol and sulphate of Iron, followed by
placing In n bath of chloride of lime
and milk of limn at a temperature of
100 to 12."i degrees centl-grado and a
pressure of about two and one-hulf at
mospheres. The first baking destroys the germs
of fermentation and Induce? niechnni
cal union of the preservatives with the
fibre of the wood, and the second Im
parts remarkable hardness and so
changes the character of the wood that
It remains dry even In damp places.
The Anthracite Situation.
If there remain any doubters as to
the anthracite coal Industry having
undergone a transformation, a study
of existing trnde conditions should dis
sipate their incredulity. Does any
body suppose that prices could, bo ad
vanced and strictly malntnlned at this
time unless the whole situation wire
controlled by one strong hand The
editor of the Coal Trade Journa'. Fred
erick U. Saward, is one of the foremost
authorities on anthracite.
Hear what he says: "Tho price of
coal was never more strongly h.! 1 and
since the first of this month It nns been
Impossible for dealers, local or other
wise, to get coal at less than circular
price. As to the coal trust deal- there
Is none pending nor Is there Ukeiy to
be any new developments In that di
rection; the present arrangement Is
good enough for all practical purposes.
In my opinion the anthracite trade is
in better condition now than it has
been In the last llfteen years, with the
single exception of 1S92, and possibly
1SSS. The outlook for large earnings
nil along the lino Is most encourag
ing, and 'speculative pools cotill not
ask for better conditions." Philadel
phia Stockholder.
, The Mesabi Iron Mines.
The rapacity of the great iron mined
of the Mesabi runfie In Minnesota has
often been referred to, but has never
been realized as It has been this sea
K011. The Mountain iron mine
of the Oliver Iron company began the
season by shipping from fi.OOO to $7,000
tons of iron ore a day: but even this
remarkable work has been surpassed
recently, and the shipments have run
from S.000 to 11,000 tons a dny.
Nothing like this, we believe, has
ever been done before, und the mine
must certainly be considered the great
est shipper of Iron ore In the world.
The Mountain Iron Is n "steam shovel
mine;" that Is, the workings ure open
and the ore Is ta':en out and loaded
on the lallroad cms by steam shovels.
The number of men employed Is very
small, the total being less thun 1!30 of
all classes.
Another Mesabi mine, the Kaynl,
promises to reach it total shipment of
1,000.1)00 tons this season, and will prob
ably take plneo not far behind the
Mountain Iron. With such records
the Mesabi itange can claim to be the
greatest lion producer In the world.
Bethlehem Steel Dividend.
The Ursl dividend of CO cents per
share on the stock of tho Dethlehcm
Steel company hns been declared. It
Is announced that this marks the es
tablishment of a quarterly dividend
period and that tho company lias In
hand all the cash required for the first
year's dividend of $2 per share.
Taking the stock at yesterday's aver
age price, It would upon this basis
yield close to It per cent, on thu In
vestment; It will pay 8 per cent, when
It Bells at 25; nnd to reach a C per cent,
hauls It must advance to 31. How long
proms can oe connnueu at tho pres
ent high-pressure rate Is largely a
problem of the future, but the remark
ably great and sustained earning pow
er of tho plant when operated as the
Bethlehem Iron company leads many
people to take sanguine views of Its
continued ability to make large re
turns on 'Bethlehem Steel stock,
Vigilance.
Mistress Bridget, what business has
that policeman In my kitchen ovory
nlcht?
Bridget Shure, mum, ho's a sarglnt.
and ho says he has come In to see If
nay common constable it sneakln' off his
hata. London arapntc.
THEY HAD A VERY
HARD DAY'S WORK
Concluded from 1'ngo 6.J
Second ward Klrst district! Clcorgo V.
Itoblnson.
Second ward Second district John T.
Wilson, JiimeB tlnddeti, Thomas (.'. Mat
thews, Abrliro D'Andru, Junius Wilson.
That License of Schmidt's.
Attorney E. C. Neweomb appeared
before Judgo Gunster yesterday morn
ing and asked that the license of Aug
ust Schmidt, who until recently con
ducted the Stnte House on Perm nvo
nue, be transferred to Michael Ruddy,
his client.
Schmidt secured a license at the last
term of court to conduct n hotel known
as the Stnte house, on Penn avenue.
He paid $550 and was entitled to sell
for one year. The business was not
successful and he owed a lnrge sum for
rent to It. C. Wills. The latter put the
bill In the hands of Attorney Richard
J. Hourke for collection. Falling to col
lect, a levy was made und the personal
property of Schmidt was bought In by
Mr. Wills.
Mr. Dinner, a nearby merchant, also
had a claim for $11 md the license wns
put up and bid In by Sir. Dinner. In
the case yesterduy morning neither Mr.
Dinner nor his purchase were men
tioned. Mr. Neweomb argued for a transfer
of the license to Mr. Ruddy, who Is
wanted by Mr. Wills ns a tenant. He
claimed that the house und not the
tenant was licensed and that the license
belonged to the property. Schmidt, who
was represented by Attorney C. H.
hoper, thinks that lie Is entitled to a
consideration for the license, which he
used for only four months. Judge Gun
ster took the papers In thu case.
Hearing in Injunction Case.
The hearing in the Injunction pro
ceedings of Lucoe and others against
Green, Spruks and others wns held yes
terday morning before Judge Gunster.
The plaintiffs ask that the defendants
be restrained from cutting timber on
a llfteen-acro tract In Hansom, which
they claim to own. The defendants also
claim to own the land. Judge Gunster
will probably hand down a decision on
Monday.
There Is also a trespass suit pending
in common pleas, but as the defend
ants still continue to cut the timber
the injunction Is asked for. Attorney
S. 13. Price appeared for the plaintiffs.
Committed to Reformatory.
Giles Iturllngame, aged 16 years, who
has made his home with his grand
mother In West Scranton since his
parents died, was arraigned before
Judge Kdwnrds yesterday and com
mitted to the custody of the sheriff,
who will take him to the Huntington
reformatory.
The boy Is Incorrigible and has been
very wayward for several years. The
petition for his commitment' was made
by his grandparent, who has been un
able to control him.
An Important Decision.
In the habeas corpus proceedings be
fore Judge Edwards yesterday in the
Just before retiring, It your liver Is
sluggish, out of tune and you feel dull,
bilious, constipated, take a dose of
s
And you'll to all right In the morning.
m rA 1 a. ' a JK
f sTJLfltM V . mVIR -m
V jW Hd M m m Ml m mm f JB
fliigiist Sale Nou) 0d
Special for This Week.
Banister Shoe, aud is a great bar
gain. Take advantage of this
offer at once, as this line is lim
ited to less than one huudred
pairs.
Remember, our August Sale
offers bargaius in every depart
ment. If we have your size you
can save from $1.00 to $1.50 a
pair on staudard shoes.
Our bargain tables
Shoes at 50c.,
&kmm
Cor, Lacka. and Wyoming Avenues, Scranton Pa,
case of Mrs. Anna Lovcland. who was
committed .to tho county Jail for sixty
days by Alderman Millar In default of
a fine for keeping a disorderly house,
tho prisoner was discharged.
Attorney C. Ilnllentlnc Instituted the
proceedings nnd tho Judge ruled at the
hearing that tho nlderman had no Juris
diction in the matter of committing tho
woman to Jail.
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses.
Joseph W. Walker Scranton
Julia Ferrlss ..Scranton
John Pasko ...' Olyphnnt
Catharfnu .Ureczkzud ...'. Olyphant
Antonla De Luca West Plttston
Vlncenza Sanglnolt West Plttston
Richard O'Donnell Scranton
Francis J. Ncavc Scranton
Court House Nows Notes.
Albert Stanlszcwskl, who Is charged
with seduction, entered bull In the sum
of $S00. Joseph Janus becume his bonds
man. Daniel Loftus, charged with larceny
and receiving, entered ball before Judge
Edwards yesterday In the sum of $200.
Nicholas Glenn qualified as his bonds
man.
Torturing
Disfiguring Humors
Itching, Burning, and Scaly
Eruptions of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair
CURED BY CUTICURA.
Tho treatment is simple, direct, agreeable,
anil economical, and In adapted to tho young
est Inlant as well as adults of every ago,
Itatlio the affected parts with Hot watkii
and Cuticuua Hoai- to clcanso tho skin of
cnnts and scales, and soften tlio thickened
cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and
apply Cuticuua Ointment freely, to allay
Itching, Irritation, and Inflammation, and
soothe and heal, anil lastly tako tho Cuticuua
Kesolvent to cool and cleanse tho blood.
This treatment affords Instant relief, penults
rest and (deep, and points to a speedy, perma
nent, ami economical euro when all other rem
edies and ovcu tho ben physicians fall.
Scld f T:rjwherr . IMf. THt Nit. II Mi or. CtTicvi
8or.2S?.i OlITMIOT, .. Kl!OLVIIT(hlltliei,S0C
1'ottik liRL'a A!tu Chku. Conr.,Sol Prop.., notion.
M- " llov to Cur llumorl," iH-pige book, frto.
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to Hust
ncssitiui Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations Ex
tended According to U tlances and
Responsibility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus
$200,000
425,000
WM. CONNELL, Preildsnl.
HENRY BEL1N, Jr., Vlce-Pre.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
The vault of this bank is pro
tected by Holmes' Lloetrlc Pro
tective System.
wn
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
not
We place -on sale this week
ubout 100 pairs ot Gentlemen's
Russet Cloth Top Shoes, in all
sizes aud widths. We desire to
clear out all of these goods aud
have marked every pair at
$
2.95
The grades are all Banister's
Shoes, aud formerly sold for $5
the pair, The price we sell them
at is the lowest ever asked for a
IfPjBr-
are especially attractive.
75c. and $1.00.
ML"
-mly
ConnolJpSitDallac
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Come with Confidence
When we invite you to this store, it is not with any
thought of an opportunity to divest you of your dollars. We
admit we want to sell you goods, but we do not force you into
buying anything and what you buy of your own free will ia
invariably worth all that you pay for it. Our stocks are uni
formly good therefore you can come with confidence for any
thing you may need.
Plums Ready for the Picking
August brings a bountiful harvest. The summer season
has been a wonderfully good one with us, and as a natural
result of the big selling many small lots of really good things
remain to be sold. These shall not stand on the order of their
going, but
They Shall Go at Once
flf fh? Littlest Prices We Knou) flou; to Make.
You know what, our stocks are. You know how very
moderate our regular prices are. Now imagine these goods on
sale at just about half their regular selling price. That's the
August programme. Things at half price and often less.
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: You Are Invited to the Harvest. :
t 4-4-f
BSgAsk for the August
CONNOLLY
It has been said that "tho
way to a man's heart Is
through his stomach" and
It Is a fact that bread made
of
"Snow
White"
Flour
Is so wholesome nnd sweet
tasting that many a man's
heart Is so warmed after
eating It that he praises his
wife's cooking all the rest
of the day.
All grocers sell It.
"tVeonly wholesale!!."
THE WESTON MILL CO.
Scranton,
Carbondale, Olyphant.
TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK."
f.8 Al MW
Car load Just arrived. All styles,
and prices tho lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed even on
THE CHEAPER GRDES.
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 Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Flva largo floors full
to the celling at
Thos. Kelly's Stom, FriKiMn3-,
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestlo
use and of all sizes, Including Uuckwheat
and Iilrdseye. delivered In any part ot
the city, ot the lowest price.
Orders received nt tho oitlce, Connoll
hulldlng, Itoom K08: telephone No. 17C2. or
at the mine, telephone No. 2f2, will he
promptly attended to, Dealers suppllod
at tho mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
The Dickson Maiiuraetiirliif,' Co.
tcrantou nnd VllUo.H irro, 1'a,
Muiuifuciureri ot
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ONdlNeS
Boilers, llolstlneantl Pumplns Machinery,
General Ofnce, Scranton, Pa.
iiliif CHI
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
Queen.
& WALLACE,
The House Beautiful
t . j a jgt
Rugs, Artistic Furniture,
Furniture Coverings.
WILLIAMS &
129 WYOMING AVENUE.
. iinis 1
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Miuiurnclurcrs or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
tiS II 455 LIN Mill PI
Telcphonj Call, 2;J!M.
311 Spruci St.
Temple Court building
Scrantoa, Pa.
All acute and chronic diseases of men,
women and children. CHHONIC. NKHV
OU3. HHA1N AND WASTING DIHIJAS
KS A Bl'KClAl.TV. All discuses of th3
Uver, Kidneys, tlladdur, Skin, lllootl,
Nerves, Womb, Eye, Uur, Nose, Throat,
and Lungs, Cancers. Tumours, I'llos
llunture Ooltre, IlheuinatLiin, Asthma,
Cuturrh, Varlococele. Lost Munhnod,
Nlghtiy Emissions, all Female Diseases,
I.oucorrhoea, etc. Gonorrhea. Syphilis.
Ulood l'olson, Indiscretion und youthful,
habits obliterated. Surgery. Kits, Upl
lepsy Tuue und Stomach Worms. C'A
TAJtrtHOZONE, Specific for Catarrh.
Three months' treatment only $3.00. Trial
free In otllce. Consultation and exami
nations free. Otllce hours dully und
Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. in.
DR. DENSTEN
Mm
wasES. avenue
It is not enough that our
DDK
Should wear well they must
combine beauty and durability.
Our goods are selected with the
greatest care, aud if yon buy
here your home will be beauti
ful iudeet. See our new
'1UIIIIIIIIISBISIIIIU11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!J
Don't Forget
That we are the agents in s
s this city (or the 3
3 Which is today, as it al-
3 ways has been, a "top notch- 3
3 er." should be pleased to have -
3 you call. 3
1 FL0REY & BROOKS 1
a an Washington Avenuj. 3
5 Oppo5lte Court llou..
ttiiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimir.
THE
Kooms 1 nnil2, Com'llli lmrg.
SCRANTON, PA.
riming and Blasting
POWDER
M-do ut Mooalo und ltuU 'ale Worm,
I.AFI.IN & RAND I'OWntJR CO 'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
HI ctrlo llutterle. Kleairle i:ploJsr,,
lor exploJIut: blul, safety l-'uta ua.l
Repaino Chsm'cil Co's exiSvcs
MciMLTY,
Orient
DlvYvlc
POWDER