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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1900.
He win accused of non-pupport. Pat
rick Coyle wns also directed to pny
?10 per month to Ills wife for her
pupport.
MANY FINES IMPOSED.
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Says the 19th
IN
to the 30th Century
U need a Biscuit
The biggest and best legacy from the
old century to the new.
Packed in the only bis
cuit box absolutely air
tight and moisture proot ty
the only box that pre
serves the biscuit with all
its crispness, iust as it
comes from the oven's mouth.
Insist on getting the genuine
Urteeda Biscuit. 5 cents
a box. Take no imitations.
National Biscuit Company.
i&
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
PRESENT STATUS OF THE AN
THRACITE COAL TRADE.
Roports of Farther Consolidation in
the Conl Carrying Trado Tho D.,
L. & W. Board Efforts That Aro
Being Made to Settle tho Strike at
Mt. Pleasant Colliory Reading Is
Pushing tho "Work of Double Track
ing Little Schuylkill Branch ne
Rapidly as Possible
Tho hnrd coal trade Is nlmost fea
tureless. The amount of coal RolnR for
ward Is, If anything, slightly In excess
of tho average for this season of the
year. Shipments up the lakes to Juno
1, as bhown by the tonnage passing
the Sault, are In excess of last year.
This Is laigely duo to the earlier open
ing of lake navigation; but the move
ment Is heavier than It seemed likely
to be. In Chicago teirltory business
shovis an Improvement and tho outlook
for the second half of the year Is good.
At lioston, New York and Philadelphia
the market Is very iulet Indeed. The
real determination of what the year's
business is to bo will not be made
bofoie next month. If, as every thing
indicates, pioducers get through July
without any open cuts being made, fall
trade Is faiily certain to bo very rooJ.
Keports of further consolidations in
the coal cairylng trade aro heard and
denied. Everything Indicates that Van
(lerlillt interests are likely to have a.
dominating Influence in controlling thu
management of the anthracite trade,
while Pennsylvania interestH will con
trol the seaboard bltutnmous trade. It
i'l oven said that considerable Heading
stork is already held by the V under
bills nnd that a controlling inteiest
maybe secured. Engineering and Min
ing Journal.
made and fifteen policemen weio se
rlourly Injured.
The strike of tho Fterllng Boiler
win Its, at llarberton, Ohio, has been
compiomlsed. An Incicnse of wages
olid some other i;alns were made by
tho men. A correspondent says this
company occasionally supplies the
Cramp Ship Building company with
boilers.
At Ita recent convention In I'lttsburg,
(be Tin Workers' International Pro
tective Association odoptod the report
of Its wage committee. Tho now
scale averages a 20 to 23 per cent.
Ineiease in wages. This will not bo
enfoieed, however, until alter a con
ference with the Amalgamated Iron
and Steel Workers' association.
The Heading railway Is pushing for
ward the work of double-tracking tho
Little Schtiyklll branch ns rapidly as
possible. The section between N3
Hint-gold and Hoynolds Is about com
pleted. and the swinging li position thH
week of one of the new bridges and
the connecting up of tho tra.-ks will
finish the work on that section. This
leaes tho section between Drclwrs
sllo and New Klngprold, about three
miles long, and upon which work has
just been stuited, still to be completed,
v hen the entire line between Tnnnuua
nnd Poit Clinton will be double tracked.
SPEAKEASY KEEPERS
WERE SENTENCED
IConclmtcil from I'ase J 1
M'ORADYGIRL ESCAPED AGAIN
Arbitration Differences.
Tho special committee appointed by
the employes of the Jit. Pleasant col
ltery to arbitrate the existing1 differ
ences between tho men and the com
pany, met Superintendent Neale ut an
adjourned meeting Satin day evening
nnd accepted a schedule of wages
which was submitted by the company,
the contents of which the ofllclals do
not care to make public until It is sub
mitted to tho employes for considera
tion. A meeting of the Jit. Pleasant em
ployes will accordingly bo held at 7
o'clock this evening In Co-operative
hnJI, North Jlnln avenue, for the pur
pose of accepting or rejecting the
schedule submitted by the company.
If the company's proposals are ratified,
the strike will be declared off, and tho
men will return to work. If tho sched
ule Is rejected the mines will be oper
ated by new hands.
Broko Away from tho United Chari
ties Rooms in Wilkes-Barro.
Nellie JleGrndy, the young girl who
recently escaped from the House of
the Good Shepherd, but who was re
captured and placed In the United
Chai Itles rooms hi Wilkes-Barro es
caped from the latter place on Friday
morning by means of the lire escape.
Itoso Gllmore, a girl picked up by the
police of Wllkes-Harre while attired
In men's clothing, escaped with tho
JtcGrady girl. Neither of the two
girls have as yet been apprehended.
pay a line of $100 each nnd one year
In the county Jail, Jude Archbald remarking-
that It wasn't necessary to
w.isfe words on the case.
David S. Davis, of Jlooslc, who shot
P.obert Allen, his next door neighbor,
in u dlsputo over -a fence, wns given
u sortence of one year in the county
jail. Constable Stephen A. Bllby, of
the Fifth ward, Caibondale, who was
com lefed of adultery In two cases, was
'et off with a sentence of thirty days
upon Ills allegation that he had paid
i lawyer $3.r to defend him and that
old lawyer had deserted him on the
eve of (he trial. Jude Edwards stnted
tint he would Inquire Into this charge.
Cl'bert Col hoi n, also convicted of
adultery, wns sentenced to thirty days
In the county jail.
John Kerrigan, convicted of assault
nnd battery, wii3 sentenced to pay a
no of $ir. Louis Rosur, convicted of
feloniously wounding Thomas Irving,
van sentenced to six months In the
county t and to pay a fine of $30.
The jury In the case of Charles S.
T owery, charged by his wife, Nellie,
wl'h assault, returned a verdict of
not gul'ty, A verdict of not guilty
v as also returned In the cases of John
Venus and John Cheese, charged with
ivillelous mischief by P. F. Lynott,
of North Sernntnn. AP three defen
dants wcr" accordingly discharged.
In the case of Jliss Phoebe Shafer,
of North Scranton, charged with theft,
a verdict ot not guilty was returned
nnd the costs placed on the county.
Court Saturday dPected Charles
Lowery. of North Scranton, to pay $20
per month for the support of his wife,
Nelllo Lowery. This Is the conclusion
of the case in which she charged him
v 1th non-support. II. B. Frank was
directed to pay his wile $10 a week.
Inmatos of Disorderly Housos Wore
Arrested by tho Police "
Yesterday morning was a busy one
In police court. Besides the regular
batch of drunks and disorderlies there
were twenty women and six men nr
rested In disorderly haunts of tho city
early yesterday morning, who were ar
raigned before JInyor Jlolr. Houses
nt 311 Center street, 31.". Center street,
il7 Center street, 810 Center street, 321
Center street nnd 309 Center street,
wcro raided, nnd the proprietresses
fined JJ3 nplece, while the Inmates es
caped by paying $5 fines.
The raid! were all made after 11
o'clock Saturday night. Chief llobllng
nnd a squad of olllcers then quietly
descended upon the vatlous houses In
tne alley and within an hour the Cen
ter street police Htatlor. was crowded.
Mrs. J'ny Colborn, proprietress of
the house at 311 Centct street, wan
lined US. Gene Gray and Clarence
Smith, who were arrested In her place,
weie lined $3 apiece,
Grace Catters, Mary Saladle and
Thctcs.iAqurla, atiested at 315 Center
street, were fined 510 apiece.
Kate Knndler, proprietress of a place
at 31" Center strest, nnd Jtnbcl Sur
ges, llattlo Illnes, JIaud JleU and
utp Sternum, inmates of the house,
were lllicd $3 npleo
Elsie Miller and Laura Nearlng, who
were picked up at 319 Center street,
each paid $3.
Jessie Williams, proprietress ot 321
Center street, paid Mayor Molr $23 and
a batch of $3' lines wns paid by the
following Inmates of the place, Ruth
Bowers, JIadge Hart, Daisy Gallagher.
Kitty Began and .'enulo MIl"hcll,
who were ound at 309 Center street,
wore both taken Into custody and
were punished with $3 fines, neither
of which were paid yesteiday.
Joe AVood, Frank Vale, Max "SVelles
and Frank Romano, who were found
in various of the raided houses, paid
$5 fines, and William Sallada, who wa.s
fined $10. or given the alternative of
going to iho county Jail for twenty
dnvs. could not pay his fine, and spent
Hie day In tho station houye.
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Waste Not,
Want Not.
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Little leaks bring to want,
and little impurities of the
blood, if not attended to,
bring a "Want" of health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
one and only specific that
will remove all blood humors
and impurities, thereby put
ting you into a condition of
perfect health.
Bad Stomach "Headaches and
tired feeling, bad condition of stomach,
caused me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
It stopped all faint trouble." Charles
Server, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Mffitfo Sauaxviu
llood'n Hll cure liver Ulnjthe non Irritating and
only cathartic tojtake witlT llood'i BaTiaparWa.
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER,
Parasols at
Greatly Reduced Prices
The entire stock is offered at the lowest prices ever
known for goods of their character. There will be
quick selling at these prices.
For Instance:
D., L. & "W. Board for Today.
Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western board for today follows:
Sunday, Juno 17.
wir.n cats, south.
12.30 a. w. P. (lillisan,
3 a, m. J. Corrlty.
6 a. ill. B. Dennett.
8 a. in. P. Hallott.
10 i. in. P. J. O'Malley.
I p. m. J. Ernls.
3.30 p. m. II. T. rrllnws,
4.15 p. m. II. Van Vic It.
Monday, June IS.
FUMM1TS.
8 a. m.. nortli O. Frounfclkcr.
11 a. m., north Nichols.
6 p. m., north S. Cannody.
b p. m., south Mtl.ane.
PULLER.
10 a. m. J. Hosier,
rUSHERS.
8 a. m. Houcr.
II a. m. Moran.
7 p. m. Murphy.
0 p. m. C. Caw ley,
PASSENGER EXCISE.
6 30 p. m. Maco em.
WILD CATS NORTH.
Sunday, Juno 17,
0 a. m. J. O'llara.
3 p. m.O. Klntrxlvy.
D p. in. it. uastner.
10 a. m. W. D, Warfcl.
11 ii, in. J. Ilccnlcan.
1 p. in. T. Xauuun.
2 p. in. It. W. l'ciklnj,
3 p. m.O. Randolph.
4 p. in. A. i:. Kclihatrv,
6 D. in. F. Wall.
6 p. m. A. V. llullln.
' T p. in. II. .1. Urkln.
8 p. m.O. Ludlow-.
9 p. m. a. Hill.
10 p. m. IV-Jluudlcan.
Monday, June IS.
8 A Gigantic Movement f Supreme Importance $s
O Was that purchase of ours which we concluded last Wednesday, K
S thereby securing Cowperthwaite & Berghauser's Entire Stock of &
Q Furniture and Bedding, which we place on sale today at our W
3 Show Rooms, 221 to 227 Wyoming Avenue, We are able to sell J
S this Hagnificent Stock at prices you would willingly pay for the H
J cheapest grade of goods. 2
MX
Seems a Pity to Sell
SUCH ARTISTIC FURNITURE SO CHEAP
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But this stock was bought for a purpose to give our public unheard-of-values. r
Watch every item during this great sale. Something will surely be here for you if O
vouaiea nouseKeeuer. nit; uwueu iwuue ex Demuuirsei mulk. win ue munteu w in a ,
Bright BrickKed Pric
e Tag j
n
S. Kir.ncrtv artl c
get transportation 11
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and rew
NOTICE.
crew with Mm June 3 will
and report at aunerlntendent
line 18th, at Hohoktn.
Urkltm men, A, r. Mullln
Jjlk'tt and crew. .1. Roue
. III. v .till .. l II. t. --.I , ,.
Willi u. Jllllt'l a lllt-li. nh,iu.ii,uiii iitw UI1U I
J. Neulla and rrew IU npoft al'iny office June
IS, at Di, m.; alio It. Catner and crew,
J, Heavers "ill ru cut on Train 45 Monday In
plaee of I)c lteainer. 11. Glaik will take hii
own run Tuesday. A. C. SALISnUHV, bupt.
This nnd That.
nincksmltliH ami horscshoera In
Fouth Uend, Ind., have secured nn ad
vance of twenty-five cents a day In
wages, and a decrease in tho hours
of labor.
During the recent street-car strlko
in Berlin, Germany, now terminated
ly a compromise, 487 arrests were
X I rrlr fnr if Mi-inr-ovor xinii ftnrl it it n mmn mnnv Hnllnrc corar fnr tho nnr
pfa uuun 1UI ll. nni.li.ivi ,uu iiiiv. u, i. ..in iiii-iiii niniij uuiiuijjuiw ivji 1.1 iv. pU1 - -
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5S articles therein are of the latest design, as Messrs. Cowperthwaite & Berghauser yt
H have been established much less than a year, and most of this stock has been pur- $
chased by them within the past two or three months. Strangely Cheap Prices ?
52 you'll find all over the building among the Jf
SJ Iron and Brass Beds, J
S5 Luxurious Couches, Ladies' J
jj Toilet Tables, Extension Tables, g
ft Center Tables, Odd Dressers
In fact, in all the Furniture Departments the Bright Brick-Red Price Tag 0
will be seen. This Great sale will positively eclipse any of the biggest sales held in c
5 this part of the State not even excepting the great sales conducted by us in the ?;
5 past. We cannot do more than invite you to come and examine this stock. It j
5 would be superfluous to tell you to buy where you can buy best.
At 75c
White Coaching Parasols of good
quality China silk, white handles,
former price $1.25.
At $1.00
White Coaching Parasols of ex
tra good quality that were $1.50.
also some fancy parasols that
were from $1.50 to $2.ijo each.
At $1.50
White Parasols, witli hemstitched
border of polka dot or checked
silk; very effective. Were $2.00.
At $1.50
Some very fine special things in
novelty parasols that were from
$2. rfo to $4.00 each.
At $2.00
Novelty Parasols in several of the
newest and best styles of the
present season, former prices of
which were from $3.00 to $5.00
each.
At $3.00
Lace Trimmed and Embroidered
Parasols of very fine designs and
high grade character worth from
$4.00 to $7. Jo each.
Ladies' Black Parasols' in plain
silk and brocaded effects at near
ly half former prices,
Children's and Misses' Parasols
from 25c to $1.50 eacli very much
reduced.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE, wasiJ&ASS avenue
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Summer
Floor Coverings
We are showing several new novelties in
& .
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suit all purses.
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BAMBOO PORCH SHADES. I
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T BRASS AND IRON BEDS. I
Prices that will
I SUMMER DR APERIES. I
Williams 8c McAnulty,
X LEADERS IN CARPETS AND WALL PAPER:
V 129 WYOtNIIIMG AVENUE.
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MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of (he best quality (or domeatlo
ubs and ot all sizes. Including Buckwheat
and Blrdseye. delivered In any part of
the city. it tho lowest price.
Orders received at the ofllce, Connell
building. Room SOS; telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 272, wilt be
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
g Today at 8.30 O'clock the Sale Begins
T PLEASANT COAL CO
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DR. DEKSTEN
Physician and Surgeon,
311 Spruca St.
Temple Ccurt Building,
SCRANTON PA.
AU acute and clircnle diseases ot men, wo.
men uml tlillilicn. CllltOSIC NKItVOl'S,
nil.MV AND WAhll.NO DISKASKS A M'KC
IAI.TV. All diM'asoa ol tlio Llcr, KidncjH,
llUddcr. fckln, Mood. NmcK, Womli, Kyc, Eur,
Nose, Throat, and Lung. Cimcrs, Tumor,
1'ilci, ltupture, Cioltre, KhciitnatUm, Asthma,
Catarrh, Varlocooclc Lost Manhood, Nightly
KmUsloni, nil Kcmale Dlw-aaes, Leucorrlioca. rtc.
(lonnorrhca, pvphlllt, lllood 1'oLoii, IndUcre
tlon and youtliful habits obliterated. Surseiy,
Kiln, Kplleiwy. Tape nnd Stomach Worms. C
TAllllHDZO.Ni:, bpmlHv for Catarrh. Three
r.iontlis' treatment only 5.00. Trial Irco In
oftice. Consultation and rxamluatlon ficc.
Offlre hours dally and Sunday, 8 a. m. to 9
1. m.
DR. DENSTEN
HIS I
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
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The
Bright Brick-Red
Price Tag.
It Marks the C. & B.M Stock.
221-223-225.227 Wyoming Ave
NO UOODS liUMMVUD durlnc this p
sale without a cash dcpoalt ol so per 2
cent- on total amount. gy
DON'T FORQnT
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IN THE TRIBUNE.
ONB CENT A WORD.
43S to 465
N. Ninth Street,
Telephon; Cull. 2333.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED IB7S
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital S200.000
SURPLUS GOO.000
WM. CONNELL, Preildent.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., VlccPre.
WILLIAM tl. PECK, Caibltr.
Bpecla'. attention Given to bust,
ness accounts. Three per cent. In.
tcrcst paid on Interest deposit.
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LEATHER
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CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
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Uooms 1 aml2,Coui'lthBTd'g.
30nANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
POWDER
Undo at llooilo ana Ruialal Worlu. '
LAPLIN RAND POWDER CO.'S
ORANOE GUN POWDER
El.-ctrlo Ilatterlet, KlootrlaBxplodara,
xplodlng UlaJti, Safety Kuaaaut
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