THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THOtSDAY, APRIL 12, 1000.
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g Powder
Insures
light, sweet? delicious
and wholesome
food
Cleveland's baking powder makes
the biscuit and cake of finest flavor
and quality and renders them more
digestible and nutritious.
Delaware and Hudson company, and J.
L. Slack, Hiinciltilenrient of motive
now or, in lived In the city yesterday In
a private oar. They came hero fron
WHUes-Hurre and arc making u tour
over the road,
nuRlneers McKitrlnnd and Warner,
Superintendent SallHbury and Contrac
tors Carlurol and Vandllntr wens lit
N'lcholHon ye.Hterdny looking over the
Hlte for a now Hwltoh which will be run
Into the Mono iitmrry at that point,
Mr. Carluccl has been uorkluc to se
cure this Impiovement for a long time
and his efforts have proved successful.
It will benellt both the company and
the contractors.
An accident to some of the machin
ery at the Pine Drook 'colliery yester
day nwriiliitf thicw over CtiO men em
ployed at that mines out of wink. Tt
Is thoiiRht that It will be hcvrrnl days
befoie It can be lcpalred, and until It
Is the whole mine w ill have to bo Idle.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW YORK.
Care rmi'.t be taken to avoid baking 'ow
tlers nr.ido from alum. SulIi powder arc
sold cheap, because they co.st but a fi w
cents per pound. Alum U a corrosive acid,
which taken in tood means injury to health.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
STRIKE OF MINERS AT
PLEASANT COLLIERY.
MT.
Men in the New Velu Aie Dissatis
fied with the Scale of Wages Paid.
When Superintendent E. G. Russell
Returns from Europe He Will
Make His Home in This City.
Resolutions Adopted at a Meeting
of the United Mine Woikers at
Wilkes-Bane.
foimal demand on the ci mpany
readjustment of tho scale.
for
The miners employed by the Fuller
Coal company at the Mt. Pleasant
mine, in whir't Is known as the Now
vein quit work yesterday morning, and
shortly afterward sevinl hundred
other men and foojs employed In the
mine went out in sympathy with them.
The trouble has been blowing for some
time over dissatisfaction In the scale
of wages paid, and may icsult in the
shutting down of the colliery indefi
nitely. When the men were leudy to begin
work yesterday moining they pres-oni-ed
a petition to Foreman James NimI
for a readjustment of the scale, but
he was unable to give them any direct
answer and they icfused to begin op
erations. The other employes, learn
ing of the notion, also quit wolk. The
demands made weie foi $2.2." per jni'l
for cutting breast toal, 51 13 for uieli
car of toal mined, 5S.30 for counter
gangwavs, $1.30 for naiiow gangways
and $1.11 for cn.s cuts.
Previous to Apt II 1 the men leeelved
J1.50 a yaid tor il'lving an airway US
feet wide, $1 tor the breast, $1.03 for
each car of coal mined and St. 41 for
driving croseut. Since that date
they were required to dilve a sangv ay
or airway 24 feet wide, instead of IS
as formerly. (.r the same p.iv, with an
allowance of M.30 for wk, Instind cf
JT 10. as was formeilv paid.
The company mnteiuli that the nun
earn a fair day's waevs under UK
present scale, and aie not Iik lined to
make any changes. The men will hold
a meeting tumonow eui!ng and make
To Moke Home Here.
1. (J. Russell, general superintend
ent of the Delaware, Luckau'imnu and
Western Railroad company, will be
come a permanent lesident of Scran
ton when he loturns fiom Ills present
sea voyage, which he started on Satur
day last. Some time ago his office foice
wns moved t,o New Yoik, whole they
are at present located, but It Is not
known whether any change will be
made in that lespect.
Mr. Russell's phskians have advised
him to locate In some place more con
genial to his health than the metropo
lis, and he has decided to become a
resident of Scranton. Duilng his short
stays here. Mr. Russell was a guest at
the Jeimyn, but when he returns fiom
his pi cent tilp It will be to his home.
Mis. ltusscl was In the city yester
day and In ompany with a represen
tative of a well-known real ostnt'
agent, looked over seveial houses which
are vacant at present, but she has not
definitely decided on any paitlcular
location as yet. All of Hie houses ha
lted weie thrown onen for Inspection,
but none were Just wh.it was wanted.
Mrs. Russell left on an afternoon
tmln for her homo In Wntertown, but
it Is not definitely known when the
family will move to this city.
pmirs li.ie pnxiiil nnttus llut .ill t lit ii cm
lors kIuII p.iy tlirlr litihM (Mi, atxl
Wlicrca. i' innsidfi this nn tinwiii railed in
terior, nee ulili ntir posonil .trLilr iiml luok upon
tliis nidi r inoirh .m ,i utititi f.tnr for llie nn.
tiKntiMk ail lull t.ikin h llio business men
tdMjnls in ulicn cprliini; our Jml richt". be it
lt.snlxcil, That wo stull of our mn olilifn
follow out tin? llnr nf .utiiin onleriMl at rikIi
time as we aie .ideipulelv ami linnrstlv pilil fur
our wolk In ami .noun. I the mini's; .unl be it
blither
liesoheil, 'llul anj biiiues man taking ail
. nil. me of these, mileis shall be ilrall with liv
the I nihil Mine Workers of tnerka, llmtrict
No. 1, in sm h manmr as the.! max litem just
ami pioper.
The legular meeting of the literary
society Thursday promises to be u
great treat. The main feature tit" the
meeting will bo a nro-Hoer demon
stiatlon, In which dlffeient membeis
of the society will be called upon to
make speeches on this Intel esting
topic. As no ono knows who will bo
called upon to speak, every member
who Intends to be piesent should look
the subject up and come to the meet
ing piepared to discuss the topic. Re
sides the discussion of the Uoer ques
tion, the following numbers aie added
to the pi ogt amine-: Selection, Olee
club quartette; itcltntlon, Mls Uca
trke Morris; violin solo, Jesse Rodri
guez The Sigma Alpha will hold u meeting
at the close of the session today, at
which meeting Mr. Kinsley will deliver
an address on "Iron." As tiro ability
of Mr. Klngsley Is well known, and as
his subject Is one that has. In a certain
sense, been under discussion for some
time anrong the members, his discourse
will be heard with Interest. Atthur
Hoovon.the school's well-known orator,
will deliver nn address als . The rub
Jed of his discourse will be "C'osnrogiry
of the t'nlvcrse."
Although nugetro Tiopp lost the lace
at Scranton I-uke, Saturday, It turned
out as predicted, a race to the finish.
As it was, ire was beaten only bv a
few feet by Mr. Dearr, who also showed
the evldenceof good training and prac
tice, a thing which Tropp has not done
for some time. One tiring wns brought
out veiy clearly, that Rhys Powell,
who set the pace for Tropp, has the
qualities which make a first-class
sprinter. If these qualities, which Mr.
Powell beyond a doubt possesses, were
brought out by training, the result of
the foot races at Wyonrlng seminary
might be greatly In favor of the Scran
ton High school.
Stephen Dawes.
HH0l3?and
fallacy
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
White
Goods
For Confirmation and Commence
ment Gowns.
It is a complete collection, and when we say that you
will please give the statement something more than the merely
passing notice granted to a tiresome formula. We don't use
iormulas. We state facts. Completion in a line of White
Goods is not an easy thing to achieve. It means a great
many different purposes, in a great many materials. But they
are all here.
India Liuons, ioc to 35c.
Victoria Lawns, ioc to 25c.
32-inch
20c to 50c.
Persian Lawns,
47-inch
50c to 75c.
Persian Batiste,
This and That.
The Lackawanna trainmen's dally
hchedue of trains will be pi lined In The
Tribune tomorrow, after an absence of
several days.
II. G. Young, vlce-piesldent of the
JVje Non-Irritating
Cathartic
rosy to take, easy to operate
Hood's Pills
French Batiste, 40c to 6Sc.
6S-inch French Organdie,
35c to 75c.
Striped and Plaid English
Cambric. 20c.
French Nainsook, oc
7Sc-
and
Striped and Dotted Pique,
iSc and 20c.
Silk Mull, 51-iuch, 75c and
9SC-
Satin Striped Silk Mull,
Soc and $1.2 .
Mercetized Persian Lawns,
30c to 40c.
Mercerized Mulls, 40c.
Dimity Nainsook, 25c.
Striped Sheer
Sc, IOC, I2C
Naiu
sooic.
Lace Stripe N tinsook, 15c,
iSc, 22c, 2c, 37c.
Embroidered
:5c, 35c, 40c.
Nainsook,
Satin Striped Batiste, 2jc.
Striped, Figured and Dotted
Piques, 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c,
60c, 75c.
White
to 6Sc.
Dotted Swiss, 20c
Colored
to 75c.
Fancy Swiss, 50c
Plain
30c.
Swiss Mulls, ioc to
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
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Resolutions of Mine Workers.
At the request of a committee of
I'nited Mine Woikers.headed by James
Keddlngton, of this city, the following
resolutions, adopted at Wilkcs-Iiane,
on April li). bj Dlstilct No. 1 of that
organisation, aie printed'
Mifiiu, Tli4 I). Imirc .1 ml llii'Non ,unl tin
DiUwaro, l.jtkawuntu .ml Wcst'rn cul u.m
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Big Show of Easter Flowers I
C ark s
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Easter
Annex
134-136 Washington Avenue.
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A Skin of Beauty lo a Joy Forovcr.
KI.I.l.V 4.UI !:AI'I'h (Mtll NTAI
JUAItlLiAl lU.ALUtltJC.
llcmovra Tan, 11 m pits, Frccltlf s.
Moth J'atchof, l.icii, end Hkia
dlHOJff, aud cMr) blcmlph fit
iwRuiy. ana tiiCfi
detct.ion. It bai
stood tbo tut of 11
yearn, and is ro
burnilrtsno tMte ift
to bo mm r it bprcp
cxiy mailp. Accept
no counterfeit cf
elm Ho i name. Dr. J
A. Havr Mid to
Iftdr (r IhaLauUtOD
(a patlfiitb "Aayoa
lath willuff Uicin,
1 reron.tiieiid Gour
I and 'a rfnm ' n tba
latt harmrulof all
the KLln preparfu
tlon" lor aale tr i
nil nmcriiti an J t
ra.ieyuoo39 Dealers in tne u. .,t,acaaas,anu jurcp, ri
flUWt liiJili.M3, (IVVHI VJ VVMhB
THE FINEST and most appropriate Easter Card with which ,
to remember your frie ids is a box of lovely tlowers a
beautiful blooning plant, or a palm or fern.
At Claik's Annex, 134-136 Washington Avenue, can be 4"
scen 6,000 feet of floor space covered with Lilies, Hydrangia, J
Azali.is, Hyacinths, Genestas, Tulips, I.ily-o(-the-Valley, Crim- t,
son Rambler, Marguerettes, DafTodils, Accasias, Lilac, all in the
beauty of bloom. Also a magnificent collection of Palms, Ferns '.
and Cratons.
ill PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quullty for t'omestto
use and of all tizes, Including iiucKwheat
and Illrdseye, delivered to any part of
the city, tt the lowest price.
Orders received ut the ofllce, Connell
building. Room S0G: telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, relephone No. 272, ulU bo
promntly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
T PLEftSRNT COAL CO
G
R.
Clark & Co.
t-
Seedsmen, Florists and Nurserymen.
Cut Floweis of all kinds at the old stand.
Eacr Annex 1 54 and 136 Washington Avenue.
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The Reason Why :
Must be some reason for
the great increase in our
business? Right goods at
the right price are appreciated
by right buyers. We sell
your neighbors and friends
why not you ?
A bit fastidious perhaps ?
Well, just come in and see
these new
RUGS I CARPETS 1 DRAPERIES
Prices the Only Tiling Cheap About Them.
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DR nES'TDN, .in Spruce Str-et, Scran.
I Ion, Pa. II 'cute un.l Chronic Dlsrases ul
'Men, Woni-n n i Clillilren. Consulta'lon end
eranilnatlon free Oliice llo.irs Dally and
bunJuy 8 a. m. to o p. m
WILLIAMS &. McANULTY:
129 Wyoming Avenue.
4 4. 4- -t- -f - --
Tin- Ujtlvoii Muiiufiictiirins Co.
"iTiinl . anil Vllliei.lirra, l.
MuiiufuulmerH of
LOCOiViOriVfcS, STATIONARY ENGINES
ISuIIcm. llalHtl.iK an J Pumplnz .Machinery.
General Ortlce. Scranton, Pa.
m CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
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lit icilltcUcr for Ladle (ft fctur,trre
turn Alan nr.uuu ieumonii. eoiaoy
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