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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1900.
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CLEVELAND
Baking Fowdcr
A baking powder of highest class and
highest leavening strength. Makes the
food purer, sweeter and more wholesome.
Tested and Approved by the Govern ment.
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.,)
NEW YORK.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
COMBINATION OF LIGHTING
COMPANIES AT CATASAUQUA.
W. W. Watson of This City Is One
of the Men Interested in the Pro
jectThe D., L. & W. Board for
Today Order with Reference to
Air Brake Instructions Directions
Issued About tho Care of Lanterns
of Lackawanna Employes Other
Matters of Interest.
A new company to conduct the g.is
and olectrlc light business In Catasau
qua and other places was formed under
the name of the Lehigh-Northampton
Gas and Klectrlc company, with head
quarters at No. 110 Bridge street. Cata
sauqun. It was Incorpotntcd under tho
prlvllegeB of the New Jersey laws, with
a capital of $250,000. At an election,
M. L. Drelsbach, of Wllkes-Barre, vat
chosen president; Lyddon Flick, of
AVllkcs-Barre, vice-president, and C It.
Horn, of Catasauqua, secretary and
treasurer, which three olllclals com
prise the executive committee. The
directors nlso Include Mr. Bterllng, of
WilkcH-Barre, and W. "W. Watson, of
Scranton.
The Catasauqua plants have been
absorbed, and will be considerably en
larged, tho gas works having u new
holder erected, and otherwise improved,
and the electric light plant increased
In power. The present system of fur
nishing current in Catasauqua will be
retained, but In other places the alter
nating system will be Introduced.
The company proposes extending
their lines of wire and pipe to Coplay,
Northampton, Siegfried and Comen
lon, and will Introduce every Imptove
ment In the system employed. Work
on construction will be given to mnnv
more men. Both gas and electric plants
are model modern Institutions, and the
additional outlay will be used In con
structing new fields of demand, tho
present machinery being abundantly
able to cover a more extended Held.
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following Is tho make-up of the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
Wednindiy, May 9.
S p. m. J. Cinlcy.
11 p. m.-U. M. Milieu.
Thursday, May 1').
WILD CATS. SOUTH.
12.M a. tn. W. MoUllster.
rs a. m.-ll. J. I.arMn.
6 a. m. L". Duffy, ulth V. A. Rartholoincw's
men.
5 a. m. M. Madlcan.
10 a. m. J. E. Mifctrni.
1I.S0 a. m. .T. II. MeCaim.
I p. m. F. D. Secor.
S.S0 p. m. T. Doudkan.
6 P. m.-F. Wall.
SUMMITS
T a. m.i north Frounfelkcr.
10 a. m., north Sic hols. '
6 p. m., south Mcl.anc.
1'LM.r.RS.
10 a. m. l.allir.
i't:siii;iK.
S a. m., eouth Howler.
11.30 a. m., south Moian.
7 p. m., south Miirpli),
10 p. m., south t'. wlej.
I'AS-SI'.MiUn KNfil.NK.
t.30 p. m. Mae-OM-m
l'xlrj. n.rtli, pu-hcr. Mav !, 11. 15 p, in. II.
McAllister.
W 11.11 CATS MIHTH.
S a. tn. s. Mullln.
10.30 a. in. M. lle-nnliMn.
1J.CO p. m. "!. l.udlow.
". p. Til. J. Swart.
-0 p. in. M. J. O'llira.
4. 1 J p. m. P. Klhjrslc-.
T-p. in. S. Cirmixly.
10 p. in. F. llallett.
Air Brako Instructions.
All cunductois and btakemen on trM
Lackawanna railroad who have not yet
passed through tho air brake Instruc
tion car arc expected to cull at Super
intendent Salisbury's olllco tomoriow
afternoon ut 3 o'clock for tickets that
will admit them to the air brake ear
'for the 3.43 p. m. class.
Tills Is the last chance that train
men will have for going through the
car here, and all tire expected to take
advantage of It.
Care of Lnnterru.
Oeneral Superintendent H. G. Uusyell,
or the Delaware, Ij-tcKawanna and
Western Railroad company, has Issued
the following Inftrucllons for cars cf
lanterns:
Do not All the fount too. full; have at least
half ail inch tp.ice. Tins Kites room for the
expansion of the oil.
lilt wi'I.i ihculd be renewed at least omc In
four wrcKa. llv ure they aie perfectly diy be
fore using. Keep the lop of the -tick tube
craped clean.
I)o not draw out thread from the nick. It
decreases your oil tupply and causea the Hick
to fit to loosely in the lube that it li liable to
jar.doun.
Keep the wick tube full ile to a to allow
the oil to flow 'rcely to the flame.
l tho raWhct falls to hold up tho Rick, dent
In -lljrhtly the narrow- trlp which la l.ttwun
the (wo slots on the lower part of the tube,
-.lv the lantern fount v4u It out clean
anil dry with w-.te oner- in Inn month!. At the
ane tiinileun tho buinu uml put in new wick.
o-cr draw o-e-r a month's supply of sie-nal
oil; cnou(;li to List two weel.8 is preferable. See
that J our can is clean uhin ou draw oil. It jou
use an oil filler, empty tho tan into tho filler
before cettlntr the new supply. Kmpty the
filler into the lanterns frequently. "ceT po'ir
oil fioin lanterns Into the cjn. Xc-cr u-e the
B.ime can or filler for both Leiosenc and signal
oil.
II your liRht doe not burn propeilj, re-nl
thise directions and follow them clevu-ly and
jou will hae no trouble in remoWng the difficult-.
This and That.
Tho work of tebulldlng the Coyne
House is progressing rapidly.
The Luther Pcclc estate proposes to
erect a two-story brick building at 21S
West Lackawanna avenue, that will
cost $7,000.
Substantial progress Is being made
by Contractor Stlpp with the work of
Improving the section of Nay Aug
paik east of the boulevard.
ROYAL ARCANUM DAY.
It
Will Be Celebrated at Lake
Lodoie, June 21.
An executive committee, consisting-of
Kmll Bonn, Henry J. Spruks and John
F. Murphy, esq., of Ulecttlc City coun
cil; C. K. Olver, esq., Geotge Kynnn
and Chutle? Acker, of Lackawanna
council; P. .1. McCaffrey, D. K. Neeld
and W. II. Duggan, of Scranton coun
cil, representing nearly live bundled
Ateanumites, met last evening to ar
range for their annual reunion, or
"Arcanum day," as It Is called.
It was decided to have their outing
this year at Lake Lodore, on June 21.
An Interesting programme will be ar
ranged for tho entertainment of all
who may attend, consisting of a band
conceit, vocal and Insttumental music,
(iiantl Regent Webster C. Weiss, of
Bethlehem, will be tho oiator of the
day.
IMPERFECT PAPER BOOKS.
What the Supreme Court Says About
Them.
In disposing of a case recently tin
Supreme court made the following an
nouncement: I pon csaminini,' the paper books of the appel
lant in this ise we tiud that It contains so
many and such serious defects in elircK.iielinf
the rules of court that we aic obliged to inter
a non-fcult under ltulc ?l. i- have frequently
called attention of councl to tin- irj- Ioom:
practice which preails in the prepaiatlons of
the paper booKs, and to the necessity of a mere
rigid conformity to the rules being obcrud,
but our admonitions lmc liad but little effect.
In tho hope that a better practlco may pie
tall in the future uc now announce that here
after all paper books which ar- not prepared in
cenfonnity with the rulci villi bo uppreved.
and the appcils in such cases will be non
suited. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The game between the Kingston academy and
the High school last Saturday was one which
hovwd the ability of each player in the flnmt
manner. Ihe hattint; of the Ke-stone men in
oine cases was wry hard, and had il not been
for the actitity of the infield plajers the wore
nilnlit hue been somewhat different. Ihe bat
tery, composed of Tmpp and I'lillllps, undoubt
ed put up tho btt 1,'ame, and the manner in
which Phillips cauiiht Tiopp's speedy delhery
is especially to be (oininended. Coibett'a woik
nt ihortstnp and lhonus' mpnli tiit base play
dcjerre cominendallon. As n unit the while
team put up .1 -eiy (nappy (rami. It beiiued '
as though cery pla-tr knew- his place and real
ied that, in ,1 c.italn measure, the result of
the iamv depended uni 1U work. 'IhU wis
III.' p'ial point when In the llii;li hol i
celled the avadimy, for theio is 110 doubt that If
the Ki-'toiii team had playid tosither more
thiy might bate madu a lietter tdowln. The
tar hits of the name were nude by Ilsrrlnalon,
wlio pla-ed eeond base, and by Crcenstcid, who
oecupled risht flihl. O'lli-illy also showed up
teiy well nt tho ktiek. What the boji .ujo.ied
be-st lit faitoiytllle was the bu-pltable iiiau'iur
in nieli lliey wire iccekcd by the Ki-tin-
tram.
.
'Iho resul.ir meetirc of the l.iterar.i iioelety
will be helil tomorrow at the close of sUmol.
'ihe pinuTir.imf committee' has ae-ahi pu-taihd
upon Mr. ('unm-ll tn entertain th. numbers with
Ids phonniiraph. . the hluilents were nioio
tlian pleased with Ids cnteitanlment muiic tnuo
an u Iiikc nunibe'r is expected at the nieitiu,-.
Miss llaireiwinan will (five a plane j,ulo and n ivx
other lunnbers will Uo Ik- arrawnxl.
The same wliich has been arranged with Lack-.IW.-1111111
for May 11) Is one that Is expected to
hilm: forth all the oo-l points of every pla-tr
on the High School team. )l Is expected tiiat
Lackawanna will put a very tronj team in the
field. Illsji school was elffeated by them jst
year. Tho came will be playe-d at Athletle)
pirk
Arthur Hoju'ii, the cxperlenceU trout iidver
man of the High oehoul, while cm an espodltlon
to Pike county last Haturday, meceedeel In hooi;.
ine; tiity-tno fish.
The woik of rehearsing the music for the
commencement exerclkcn was Iieiraii by l'rof.sor
Herman Monday,
S. V. Dawct.
Challenge Accepted.
Mr. Jlurphy, I accept -our (.halleiigg to wrestle
me, and will meet Jem and jour luannsrr at The)
Tribune ntllcc at if o'clock Raluielay nfteinoon.
.i. rox,
Cbamplon of age and weight, 112 pound, w ycar(
old.
The government reports show the cheap baking pow
ders to contain alum, which the government chemists
declare cannot be used in food without danger to health.
COMPROMISE IS NOT
AN IMPOSSIBLE
CONFERENCE BETWEEN SALOON
MEN AND MR. STURGES.
If the Licensed Dealers Will Enter
Into a Guaranteed Compact to
Strictly Obey the Law, and in Root
ing Out the Speakeasies, the
Chances Are the Prosecutions for
Sunday Selling Will Be Nol
Prossed Interview with a Promi
nent Crusader New Warrants.
It is quite possible that tbe cases
against tho licensed liquor dealers,
charged with selling on Sunday, will
never go to ttlal, even though true
bills are 1 etui nod by the grand Jury.
If the licensed dealers will agree, under
bond or some equally suillelcnt guar
antee, that they will religiously live up
to the law, the prosecutions may be
di opped.
Reforo leaving on a business trip to
New York, Monday morning, E. 1-..
Sturges; tho moving spirit In the cru
sade, was waited upon by a delegation
of the licensed de.tlets. What was said
or done has not developed, further than
that another meeting was arranged to
take place between Mr. Sturges and
tho committee, after the hotel men
have their meeting tonight.
A prominent member of tho Men's
union, who Is actively identified with
tho crusade, told a Tribune man yes
terday that he understood the liquor
dealers had made a proposition to Mr.
Sturges looking to a settlement of the
cas-es ngalnst thorn, and that the propo
A Sale of
Beautiful Swiss
It's an extraordinary purchase of a thousand yards of
fancy and dotted Swiss in high-grade qualities usually sold at
from 75c. to $1.25 a
lot, which include white grounds with black and colored dots
and fancy designs, colored grounds in such tints as light blue,
pink, violet, grey lavender, etc., in dot and fancy figure effects.
Altogether, it is a very choice range of high-class Summer
Dress Goods of the Swiss variety, and offers an opportunity
this early in the season to buy these goods at nearly half-price.
Sale at White Goods Department.
The lot divided into the prices:
40c, 50c, 75c
Connolly & Wallace
127 and 129 Washington Ave.
sition was In substance that they would
enter Into a guaranteed compact to not
only strictly observe the Sunday clos
ing and other laws, but would Join with
the Men's union In rooting out the
speakeasies.
FAVOIIED COMl'ItO.MISK.
The member In question said he him
self favored such a compiomlse, and
believed the other members of the
union were of the same mind
"We do not want to penalize any
body," he explained. "There Is no sat
isfaction In that for us. All we want
Is to remedy the evils existing In this
city, and the easiest and most effective
way is the one we prefer to adopt. In
the crusade of 1S70, in which Mr. Stur
ges was a leader, this thing was done
and It proved effective. I, for one. am
disposed to give It another trial.
"As to the speakeasies, however,
there is to bo no compromise," he went
on to say. "There are no mitigating
circumstances In their case, as ls
claimed there Is In the case of the
licensed dealets, but whether there ar.s
or not, tho same arrangement eould
nol be made with them for obvious
reasons. They will be rootec1 out and
prosecuted, one after another, until
there Is not a single hole-in-the-wall
left in the county."
Two new arrests weie made yester
day, but no others will likely be made
till after the present session of tho
grand Jury 1 ovet. The agents of the
frooiety are busy in presenting evidence
in the cares already begun, and could
not well attend a hearing In the alder
man's oflice should It happen, as It has
In several Instances, that tho accused
should demand a preliminary hearing.
MOKE WARRANTS.
Witt rants were sivorn out at the in
stance of the crusilers. charging se'l
Ing on Sunday against O. U Folk, SOI
renn avenue, and Thomas .1. Hayden.
miolljjSWallac
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
yard. There are forty
corner of Pern avenue and Vino street
They will bo arrested today.
Nino of tho parties on whom war
tants were served, and who were ti list
ed to appear at an appointed tlme.have
failed to come In as agreed, and In two
or three Instances, It Is suspected, they
have taken to the woods.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS.
Was Read at Annual Meeting of the
Lackawanna Hospital.
Following is tho repot t of contribu
tions which was presented at the
annual meeting of the Lackawanna
hospital Monday night:
Contributions to the liicVnwaniu hov.nlt.il
through cards and cradles distributed ihrnui-hout
the city:
From the cinplei-o of I'.itirotist Coal Co... tilt 10
From the cmplojcs of Dlil-son Miir. Co... 1 17 at
From the employes of Colliery Kwr. Co... ia 00
From tho emplojes of I.acc Curtain factory ino 00
From the .lernijn Coal Co 10) 00
From Charles ltnhlnson 100 TO
Fronll. X. Wllhud 100 00
From the employes of K. Koblnson'a ton'
Uicwery MOO
Fiom the rmplnjes of (-irantoii Axle- works 6S 00
Fioni Wlllbni If. II.illstc.nl t tJ
Fiimi tho cmphijrs ol Sanqiiolt Sill; mill. .',3 00
Fiom the emplojes of bcrjnton Woolen
mills 2? 00
From l.utber Hollar" 25 00
Fiom l'srtrtt Warren 20 00
Fiom the emplojes of Dunmore Meel Co... IT rw
From Ihp Scranton Mall Carriers 12 73
From P. II. Flnley .1 00
From fliatles Hch.idt f 00
Froiii Father O'ltellh A 01
From riectrlc Car Co.'s oftice 8 21
From tho City Police Foiee :i S3
From Colonel K. II. nipple 10 00
From Casev Hr" 10 no
Cadi 500
Frum.l. T. 1'oitcr 10 X)
From Children of N'o 10 sehoot 71
From Mary R. Jones ,10 00
From Inline? re e oil. eel in small amounts
tluciifli (ladles 313 22
CAPT. KAMBECK RE-ELECTED.
Company B Wants Him to Continue
in Command.
Captain John W. Kambeck was last
night unanimously ic-elected comman
der of Company 11, Thirteenth regi
ment, a position which he has ably
filled for five years. Captain Kam
beck Is the senior company comman
der of tho regiment and by reason of
his re-election Company 13 will re
tain Its place at the rlsrht of the Un-
The expiration of lil! commission
made the election necessary.
The election was conducted by Major
F W. Btllwell, In tho company's quar
ters In the armory.
i.'uaacbe, biliousness, hcartb'irn, indt
jjstion.and all liver Ills are cured t
SolC b" nil (IrunclsK 25 rents
A Skin of Boauty Is a Joy Forovor.
Dlt. T. PKI.I.V l.tlllKAt'Il'l. OltlVNTAI.
CI-KAU, UK JtAUlDAL lli:AUl iriEJt.
IleinOTfl Tin, rtmplM, FrfCktM,
dt-aae-, find erery blcml-h on
wauij. ana aenea
dteetIon. It h
elood tL tmt of u
CWTeam. and If BO
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f Irthd.l.Hl, 4..HUL.
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erly rade. Accept
no count rrfsTlt of
Itntlarnanie. Dr. I.
A. Bajro wJd to &
ladj of tbe baut-ta
U f&tlenth "At you
iadlfls will ae thm.
1 re eommena ooui
aud'i Cream a taa
lfaRt faarmfiilof all
the Skin prenara
tlont " For rala by
all Drca-arlfta and
fmej-Qoodi Dealers In tbe r.S.,Caoa(lai.ana Jturop
fXaD. T. XlOrKS, Prop'r, 87 Great Joaea 6U M.T,
different styles in the
Real value from
75c, to $1.25.
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129 WYO IVlirMG AVENUE.
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to pay it mil for inferloi work. Uetfr fpend
tulie the amount on a Job well done, If that
weie nucssary.
PLUMBING WORK.
In all Us blanches is our buslne.s. We aic thor
ough mi'terf of it and all ontiuitlcu o' icpalr
v.il, ul I be perlect in ecry particular.
The best mi. .rial is used, and only skilled
Tnrm n i'p' ,led
C1SIE8 f FORSYTH,
IK 227 PENN AVENUE.
One Night
to Denver
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
"THE COLORADO SPECIAL,
leaircs Chicago at 10 every morn
trjf, via Chicago-Union Pacific &
North- Western Line, arriving Den
ver 1.20 next afternoon and Colorado
Springs and Manitou same evening.
No change of cars: all meals in din
ing cars. Another fast train at 10.30
p. . daily. New book, Colorado
Illustrated, mailed on receipt of four
cents postage. Call on any agent or at
4SJ Broaduav " 'Vu York
601 Chii'tSt.fhlladtlnHa
368 Wathlngton St.Botton
301 Ualn St., Bugjlo
212 Clark St.. CMcago
(35 17ns St., Cincinnati
Ml Smlthfld St.. FHttburg
234 CuptrlorSt., Cttviland
17 Camoui'Martiui, Dttrott
2KlngSt.,Eatt.7oronto.Ont,
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At Retail.
Coal of tho best quality for domestic
uie and of all sizes, including Buckwheat
and Blrdseye, delivered in any part of
the city, 6t the lowest price.
Orders received at the office. Connell
building, rtoom S06: telephone No. 1762, or
at the. mine, telephone No. 2'2, will ba
promptly attended to. Dcal-rs supplied
at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
OR DBNSTEN, 311 Spruce Street, Scrsn
Inn. I'n 'II Acute and Chronic Diseases ol
Men. Vv oim n an t Children. Consullatloi and
examination free Office Hoars Dally nd
Sunday 8 a. m. to p p. m.
MADE ME A MAN
"-, AJAX TABLETS rOHrTIVELiY -JUttE
f "' I jU.r,t'trtoitM liletast cuing Men-
1 orr.Inpotencr.RlMr'snoss.etc. cieussd
"XT til Abuse or otUcr Ksccssea and India-
V5jj crciiaru', -inrir quicif cent urrir
v-7 restore Loct Vitality in olaorjoum-.onJ
IiCatsaurcrstaar. oasinmtor raeirrut-p.
l-n-.Mnt Inianltv fmj fnn umntlsn if
Ukcaiatiuie. iDMrum e-iiD-.. immemeuo improve
xncntana eueecs a siuieu s-acro oil nrnr sail
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Draperies
liver think how much a bit
of Drapery adds to the beauty
of a room? You ought to see
that wonderful display of rich
oriental colorings in moderate
priced domestic fabrics on dis
play in our drapery department.
Luce Curtains
Over 300 designs shown at
prices to suit purses.
Carpets,
Wall Paper,
Artistic Furniture.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED 1872
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital $200,000
surplus 5oo.000
WM. C0NNELL, Prejldent.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., VlccPrei.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Casltlir.
Special attention Given to busi
ness accounts. Three per cent. In
terest paid on interest deposits.
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OLD STOCK
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435 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
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Telephone Call, 23:11.
THE
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Kooms I aii(12, Com'llh BTd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
iluda at Mootto nd UutU Ute Vorici,
LAPLIN & KAND POWDBR CO.'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Klrotrlo lUtterlet. Klootrlo Krptodsrs,
xpiodlns blasts, Safety Kusaaat
Repauno Chemical Co.'s
man
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