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THE' SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1900.
UVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
GSAVX DANGE FROM OAI IN
RAILROAD TUNNELS.
Employes of the Delaware and Hud
ion and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Weitern Companies Had Un
pleasant Experiences During the
"Week Make-up of the Board for
Today Case of Engineer John
Troch Will Be Considered This
Afternoon.
During the week .employe of the
Delaware and Hudson and Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western companlps
have had experiences which show tho
grave danger of gas In tunnels. On
Wednesday It resulted In a runaway
train of the Delaware and Hudson in
a tunnel sixteen miles north of BIng
hatnton. Knglneer William W. Cnr
mody and Fireman William P. Vocglln
were In the cab. They were overcome
by the gas and the engine pounded
along at Us -own free will for a time.
Frank Hall, a brakeman, was some
what overcome by the gas himself, but
lecovered. Noticing the way In which
the train was running and knowing of
the trouble from his own experience,
he put on the nlr brakes. Fireman
Voeglln recovered sufficiently a few
minutes later to rhut off steam at the
top of the hill not far from the north
end of the tunnel.
To set the air brakes Brukeman Ball
had to reach the air hose from the car
bumper. By uncoupling the hose be
tween two cars ho let out the air and
pet the brakes on all of the cars of
the train that were supplied with air.
Had the train struck this point while
not under control the down grado
might have set It going at a disastrous
pace ond strlous trouble followed.
Both engineer and firemen were unablo
to work Thursday.
On Thursday the engineer and flrs
' man of train No. 4, running between
this city and Hobokcn, had a similar
" experience In the tunnel at Manunka
' Chunk. Both the engineer nnd fireman
were overcome by gas and dropped
unconscious at their posts. When the
train emerged the conductor realized
fomethlng was wrong and found the
men senseless In the cab. He acted
as engineer until Oxford was reached.
There the men revived after a short
time.
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following Is the make-up of the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
Saturday, March 31, 19W.
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
12.W a. m. G. M. Wallace.
I a. m. K. V. Stevens, with J. F. Stev
ens' men.
8 a. m. II. J. I-arkln.
4 a. m.-O. Hill.
n. m. H. V. Colvln.
5 n. m. It. OFtner.
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The New Spring Suits and Overcoats
Are coming, and as there is no room to place them,
we must sell the balance of Heavy-weight Overcoats
and Suits at half their worth. Our loss is your gain
save money by buying now. These bargains will not
last much longer not over a few days, so come in
today and judge for yourself.
M. J. HORAN
Successor to Horaii & Merrill.
316-318 Lackawanna Avenue.
2 n m. J. J. Duffy.
9.30 p. m. J. Enr.ls.
146 p. in. 8. Carmody.
SUMMITS.
7 s. m. north MrLanc. i
10 a. m., south W. H. Nlohols.
( p. m., south O. Frounfelker.
PULLKR.
10 a. m. Beavers. ,
PUPHBnS. r
I s. m., south Heuser.
11.30 a. m., south Mcran,
7 p. m., south Murphy.
10 p. m., south C. Cowley.
PASSENGER ENGINE.
(.20 p. m. Magovcrn. i
WILD CATS, NORTH.
9 a. m., 2 cnslnes R. W. Pecklns.
4.43 p. m., 2 engines J. E. Mastors..
Troch Case Will Be Beard.
The case of Engineer John Troch will
In all probability bo finally disposed r.f
this afternoon, when Superintendent
Lloyd will meet the grlevnnco commit
tee and learn the facts In tho cuso.
The members of the committor have
all been notified to attend tho confer
ence here today, and the out-of-town
members will reach hero this morn
ing. Superintendent Lloyd will return
from Buffalo today.
This and That.
Sunday afternoon the Central Labor
union will hold a meeting In Carpen
ter's hall.
The drillers employed at the Cross
Creek Coal company's colliery at
Stockton, Luzerne county, have struck
a rich vein of coal. The vein Is twenty-one
feet In thickness and Is cov
ered by fourteen feet of clay. The
area through which this new coal
basin passes Is a large one, extending
In width from the Lehigh Valley
tracks to those of the D. S. & S and
Is nearly a mile long.
A groat demnnd will be made for
carpenters during the spring and
summer months. A great many large
structures are to be erected, Includ
ing the large mammoth breaker at
Packer No. 4. This breaker will take
tho combined output of Packer Nos.
2, 5 nnd 4 collieries. Everything will
bo of the Improved plan and It Is said
that tho breaker will be the most mod
ern In this rclon. Another large
breaker will be the' one which Is to
replace tho Kohlnoor, West Shenan
doah, and Turkey Bun collieries. Ovor
70 cars of lumber have already ar
rived for this breaker. It will be lo
cated on the site now occupied by the
old West Shenandoah colliery. This
also will be a mammoth and up-to-Uate
breaker. Another large struc
ture will bo pushed forward at tho
same time and will employ hundreds
of carpenters. The work Is also be
ing prosecuted during the carpenters
busy season. Hazleton Sentinel.
KELLY WAS HELD IN BAIL.
Ho Severely Beat Stanloy Petroskey,
Another South Side Boy.
John Kelly, of South Scranton. the
boy accused of assaulting Stanley
Petroskey, was arraigned before Alder
man Kasson yesterday afternoon and
was held In J300 ball to appear at
court. As was told In yesterday's
Trlb ine, both boys worked In th but
ton factory and Kelly wis discharged
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Complete External and
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CHEM. CORP.
Baby Homos," free.
HEhIHHH
as tho result of a light with Petrosk?y.
He asked to be taken back to work,
but was refused, and then again as
saulted and beat Petroskey.
At tho hearing yesterday It developed
that Kelly had entered Petroakuy's
room late at night and assaulted him,
and that the latter was In mortal fear
of him.
REMAINS UNIDENTIFIED.
Body of Man Found in Reservoir Not
That of Hugh Daly.
Several persons visited Cuslck'a
undertaking establishment, on Wash
ington avenue, yesterday to Identify
the body of the man found Wednesday
In the reservoir at tho Blast furnace.
Mrs. Hugh Daly, of 401 Penn avenue,
yesterday visited the place, thinking
that the remains might be thoso of her
husband, who mysteriously disappeared
from home about five months ago and
has not since been heard of. After
viewing the body, however, she said
that It was not that of her husband.
Unless the remains are Identified by
tomorrow morning, the body will be In
terred In tho Dunmore cemetery.
Internal Treatment
$1.25
CeasUtlng ol CUTICURA SOAP (SSc.), to cleanse the
skin of crusts and scale and soften the thickened cutl
tie, CUTICURA OINTMENT (BOe.), to Instantly allay
Itching, Irritation, and Inflammation, and soothe sad
heal, and CUTICURA RBSOLVENT (80c.) , to cool and
classes the Motd. A single satis often sufficient to enre
the-moet torturing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and blood
humors, rashes, Itchtngt, and Irritations, with lots el
hair, whan the best physicians and all ether remedies
fall. Sold throughout tha world. POTTER DRUO AND
Sole Preps., Boston. "How to Cure
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Lawn Seed,
White Glover Seed
Rod Glover Seed
Timothy Seed
Milleit Seed
Fertilizer.
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8S-32T PENN AVENUE.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
MrtMnracturera or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
43S to 4B5
.sniM.pi
N. Ninth Streot,
Telephons Call. 2333.
is Yonrt
HOUSE VACANTT
IF SO.
TRY A "FOR RENT"
IN THE TRIBUNE.
ONE CENT A WORD.
AD.
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Connolly
New Costumes and
Fashions have changed. As noiselessly as the frost
gathers on the window pane, the eel-tight skirt has given
place to less rigorous. style and a style that admits of
safe variation. The plait, widening as it runs down from
the waist line; -several- plaits, widening in the same way,
but lying very flat; a hand plait that seems to hold a trans
verse puckering
But the cut
Tailored Suit it's the tailoring. And we are glad to have
had something to do with raising the standard of it. The
bodice or jacket is fashioned worked into enduring good
shape by the tailors as they build it.
of the cloth, and
Do not imagine
tion in matters of woman s dress has been gained
by chance very serious, intelligent hard work
has won it.
New Tailored Suits, cheviot, full silk lined, $15
New Tailored" Suits, chevioc and Venetian
cloth several styles, some introducing trim
ming, $20 to $30.
Others at prices running to $100.
Separate Skirts, $5 to $50.
CONNOLLY &
THX
SiC POWDER CO,
Rooms 1 and-2, Com'ltn 3'1'd'g.
BOBANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
Mad. at Mooslc and Rush late Worlti.
LAPLIN ft RAND POWDER CO.'S
ORANQE GUN POWDER
Kltatrlo Batteries. Kl.otrln Bxplodari,
exploding blast, Safety Fun aal
Repauno Chemical Co.'s expiW.
At Retail.
Coal of the belt quality for domestlo
use and of all sizes. Including Buckwheat
nd Blrdieye, delivered In any part of
tbe city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at the office, Connell
building. Room S06: telephone No. 17G2. or
at tbe mine, telephone No. 272. will ha
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
HUT PLEASANT GOAL CO
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
of the skirt take your choice.
is not half the battle in
.sewing it up, will give the effect.
that our authoritative
WALLACE,
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Are You Still a
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I Pedestrian?
Bather tramp than treadle?
As yon watch the procession
of happy wheelmen and wheel
women do yon realize how
much you are losing?
There is no regret for you to
follow the purchase of the bi
cycle, only pleasure unless
you buy the wrong kind.
There is always a leader to
every procession and the lead
er of the bicycle procession is
the
Orient Leader.
FLOREY i BROOKS,
211 Washington Are.
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The Best
Washing Powder
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Skirts
making a Woman's
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED 1B72
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital S20O.O0O
SURPLUS . 400.000
YVM. C0NNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vlce-Prei.
WILLIAM H. PECK, Caibler.
Special attention given to bust
ness accounts. Three per cent. In
terest paid on Interest deposits.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
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ATLANTIC) CITY, N. 1.
Hotel Morton Atlantic City. N. J J
Open the entire year. One of tho bestl
equipped hotels; steam heat; elevator tel
Oil noors; not una cum duiub; una muiu
sun parlor; sea view. Ocean end of Vlr-
glnla avenue. MnS. N. R. HAINES,
Owner and Proprietor.
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