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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1900.
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
METROPOLITAN RAILWAY IS TO
USE MORE AIR POWER.
President H. II. Vreelnnd Snys Com
prcscsd Air Is to Bo Used on n
Number of tho Crosstown Lines.
Contractors Suffer the Loss of
Property Through Vtindnllsm Tho
Promotion of Chief Clork Holgert,
of Superintendent Russell's Office.
Mtxke Up of D., L. & W. Board.
In nn Interview published In the
morning pnpers with II. II. Vreeland,
president of tho Metropolitan Street
Hallway, ho stated: "Our experience
in providing underground electric trac
tion for tho Klfty-nlnth and Twenty
third Btreets cronstown lines demon
strated that tho removal and replace
ment ot the pipe obstructions along
the avenues was so costly as to ren
der underground crosstown building
almost prohibitive, and wo nre, In con
sequence, making extensive experi
ments with traction systems, which
will obviate this great outlay, ns, for
Instance, on the Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets lines, with com
pressed nlr, and on the Thirty-fourth
street line, where we ore preparing to
test the storage battery system.
"It would hae been quite as reason
able to have said wo were going to
abandon elect! lolly when we began ex
periments with air power, as to say
now we are to abandon nlr power be
cause we undei tnke to experiment
with the storage battery. So far from
abandoning the use of tilr power, we
are equipping the Twenty-eighth nnd
Twenty-ninth streets roads with new
heavy rails, and are awaiting an
entire new equipment of ears with a
different type of motor from those now
In use, In which all the defects experi
mentally developed In the llrst lot nre
eliminated. These cars will be deliv
ered within n few weeks." Mall and
Express.
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western board for today follows:
Wednesday, June 20.
wii.n r.vTS, sourn.
6 p. m. P. .T. OWHIIoy.
R) p. in. II. V. Tolvin.
10.30 p. in. 0. Itatdrty.
12.30
1 .1.
:: a.
(i a.
S j.
10 a.
10 a.
11 a.
1 P.
2 1.
3 wi
1.13
VIM CATS,
a. in. .1. J. Duffy,
m. Ilartliolemiw.
in.-J. 11. MiCami.
in. A. It.irtholomcw.
in. 11. llMiiiiB. wllli O.
in. O. Cose with F. 1'
in. I. MllL'or.
m.-n. M. llallttt.
in. .1. Clnloj.
m. (). Ko.irnoy.
p. in. l. W. M.inn.
p .in. 1). Wallace.
Thursday, June 21.
SOUTH.
M. Wallace's men.
Stevens' men.
SUMMITS.
C a. in., south 5. rintirrly.
7.30 a. m north (1. I rounleltcf.
11 a. in . north NUtioK
(1 p. in., north S. Oannody.
G p. in., bouth Md.ane.
I'UM.FR.
10 a. m. J. Moaicr. '
ITSIIEHS.
S a m. Homer.
11a. m.- Moran.
7 p in. Murphv.
U p. in (.'. C'si ley.
Depressed ?
TRY
PlTiTRY
II U W ml HI W m fck.l II
(MARIANI WINE.)
WORLD FAflOUS TONIC.
M.irlsn! Wine l a tonic pirparcd upon truly
b k tit itlc rinclple. It li iu(o and hcneflelil
u well n ntfroMhlc.
ALirbM Wine lm more than H.UOO written In
iloiwrmriM (rem loading jOnilclaiu In all rurti
o( the McrM.
Murlanl Wine rIm power to the bruin,
stieiisth and rlntlclty to the tmntlen and tlth
nen to tho Mood, It 1 a promotor of pood lunltli
and lotii;elt. Makes the ohl jounjr kcipj the
jouris strum,'.
.Marlnnl Wne i fperlnlty rceominendcd for
General llehlllty, Overcrk, Weakness from what
ever i.iues. Profound Depression cml Kxlnmtloii,
Throat and Lung Diseases, I. a tlrippe, Consutnp.
tion and Malaria. It is a diffusible tonic for the
entire sjstem.
Marlanl Wine Is Invaluable for overworked
man, delicate women and sickly children It
stimulates, stretiRthrns and sustains the )
tern and braces body and brain. It combats
Malaria and La Crlppe. May be used effectively
In form of a hot (trot.
Sold by all druggists.
Dew arc of Imitations.
r-ASSENor.n engine.
0 SO p. m. MaRovern.
WILD CATS NORTH.
-Mullen.
S a.
(1 a.
10 a
11 a
1 P.
2 P.
3 p.
4 P.
f. p.
1! P.
7 i.
8 n.
in.
in. Ludlow.
in. Larkln.
in. Hill.
m. I'ecklns.
, in. Dou'lloiu
in. Swartf.
in J. Illlsll.
in. P. (lillli.Mii.
in. T. l'ltzpatrick.
in. Ljbir, with .1. (lihapan's men.
in. A. (I. llainmit, with Master's men.
in. J. O'llitn.
in. ('. Kinsley.
W. 1). W.irfcl and crew will run excursion
train fium Pittston. leavlnc Siranton fS3) a. in.,
June 21. for Pittston; leave PitUtou U.30 a. in.
for Heart Lake.
Contractors' Property Destroyed.
Burke Brothers, tho contractors, who
are engaged In building n retaining
wall between Foster and Nicholson
over a creek which crosses the land
to be used by the Delaware, Lacka
wanna nnd Western Railroad company
In erecting u branch to Cailuccl's stone
quarry, suffered the loss of about $500
by damages to their pile driver and
other materials last Friday night.
It seems that the owners of the land
on which the railroad will be run ob
ject to the branch anil applied for nn
Injunction In the courts of Susquehan
na county, which was refused by tho
presiding judge.
To vent their spite on the company
and contractors the opposition forces
destroyed the pile driver and cut up
several hundred feet of rope Into use
less pieces and otherwise damaged
property belonging to Burke Brothers.
The matter has been reported to the
Lackawanna officials anil an Investiga
tion will be made. Several arrests are
likely to follow.
This and That.
General Superintendent Russell ex
pects to spend a few hours tomorrow
with tho master mechanics' convention
at Saratoga.
Supeilntendent Salisbury spent yes
terday on the Southern division In
specting repairs and looking after new
improvements.
President W. II. Tiuesdale made n
trip over the Bloomsburg division yes
terday and visited beveral of the com
pany's collieries- along that lino. Ho
will return to New York today.
Tralnmnster F. P. Hamilton has
moved his headquarters In tho Lacka
wanna station from Superintendent
Salisbury's otllco to the room formerly
occupied by Time-keeper W. O. Wilson.
The latter is now located In tho new
nddltlon at the end of tho main corri
dor. Special Claim Agent O'Koefe, who
has been In Buffalo for several months,
Is now at his olllco in this city nnd
says that all of tho obstacles In tho
way of the Lnckawannn employes at
Buffalo have been overcome. He Is ot
the opinion that the police force In tho
Bison City nre second to none In the
United Stntcs.
Valentino Fltzpatrlck, first vice-president
of the National Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, who was In con
sultation with local brotherhood men
In the city, leturncd to his homo In
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday. His visit
had no particular significance, the men
here say, but as Mr. Fltzpatrlck was
returning home from New York by
way of Scrnnton ho was Induced to
stop off here.
II. P. Helgcrt, chief clerk to General
Superintendent K. O. Itussell, will leave
the Lackawanna's employ about the
first of July to accept the responsible
position of purchasing agent on the St.
Joe nnd Alden railroad. The new posi
tion will give Mr. Helgort a prominent
place In the railroad world, and Is the
reward of hard work and strict appli
cation to duty. Since he has been
identified with the Lackawanna road
Mr. Helgert has proven a capable, con
scientious nnd trustworthy employe,
and It Is with regret Hint Superintend
ent Hussell parts with such a valued
attache of his office. Although Mr.
Helgeit is a comparative stranger,
nevertheless he has made many
friends, pattlcularly among the news
paper men, who have always received
courteous treatment at his hands. Ills
successor has not yet been named by
Superintendent Hussell.
Diarrhoea at Santiago,
Charles H. Marks, while acting In
tho capacity ot nuise at the Second
Division Hospitnl of the Fifth Army
Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used a
few bottles of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
diarrhoea and found It to work like a
chatm. For sale by all druggists.
Matthews Bros., wholesale and retail
agents.
THE
losic pon co.
Baoms 1 an(I2, Com'.th B'l'd'g.
BCBANTON, PA.
ninlng and Blasting
POWDER
Alads at Moosio and Ilushdala World.
LAFLIN ft RAND POWDIiR CO.'S
ORANGE QUN POWDER
Eltetrlo Batteries, KlaatrloKrplodari,
exploding blasts, safety Fuss nu t
Repauno Chemical Co.'s
man
EXPLOSIVE
BLACK oi GREEN
China Teas are
Hand Made.
Alanual labor cannot
supply universal con
sumption, hence ma
chine made teas of
Ceylon and India are
rapidly displacing the
older article.
With both BLACKS nnd GTOKNS
use less tea and Infuse THRKH to
Fivr. minutes. Always use BOILING-water.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING. DELICIOUS.
Sold only In Lead rackets.
50c, fiOc. and 70c. Per LI).
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domestic
use and of all sizes. lncludlne Buckwheat
and Birdseyo, delivered in any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at tho offlce, Connell
building. Room S0C: telephone No. 1762, or
at the mine, telephone No. 272, will he
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER,
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More Features
In Shirt Waists.
Our Shirt Waist literature would make an interesting and
refreshing reading for a whdle Summer-time. There has
been so much of it that you may wonder that there is any
thing left to say. We do not We know that we have
scarcely more than begun. An interesting quartette of
Shirt Waists is presented to our public's attention this
morning. They are all of the best and newest style and
are a little under the regular prices of other stores. A
little nicer in material and finish. Read On.
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At $1.00 Waists of White Lawn, well
made, with rows of tucks front and
back and rows of inserting down front,
laundered collar and cuffs, regular
price $1.25.
At $1.25 Waists of Fine White Lawn,
front edged with narrow embroidery
and rows of tucks front and back.
Also box plait down back, laundered
collar and soft cuffs, regular price Si.jo
At $2.00 Waists of Iudia Linen, very
fine, with embroidery yoke front and
back, finished with Mauds of hem
stitched lawn, very effective. Laun-.
dered collar and soft cuffs of embroid
ery to match yoke, regular price $2.75
At $2.50 Waists of the finest India Linen ,' '
with cluster of tucks, front and back ft
ana rows ot inserting aown ironc.
Soft cuffs tucked and edged with lace,
value $3.00
CONNOLLY & WALLACE, wash'MB enub
ROUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
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A sale of the best clothing made in America, at prices within the reach of all. Our particular aim in this announcement is to emphasize the fact that
there is no better clothing made. It is commonly known to the trade as tailor-made it fits the best, it looks the best, and is only made of the most re
liable materials, in best patterns. It is made to wear, it is made to hold its shape, and every suit is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction.
We Offer This 'Entire
Stock at a S
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aving of OneThird and Over
Which, in reality, means a better purchase for the customer' than if he bought any of the cheap, shoddy, unreliable clothing that is so frequently of
fered at special sales, even if it were as cheap as twenty-five cents on the dollar.
Thousands of Suits and Pants to Choose From Every Garment a 1900 PatternGet First Choice.
Extra Special 1.
All-Wool Suits, in blue and black cheviot and this sea
son's newest patterns in fancy and plain cheviots, fancy and
plain cassimeres, etc., every garment made with durable
linings and guaranteed by both the makers and ourselves
to give reasonably satisfactory wear; placed on sale at a
direct saving of fully one-third; take our pick for
IDs iJ'U
At y$ Saving
Extra Special 2.
Fine Tailored Suits, an immense assortment in light,
medium and dark checks and plaids, as well as plain colors,
in reliable grades of cassimeres, cheviots and Oxford gray
vicunas; suits that were made for good, hard service as
well as for style and dress; hundreds of patterns to choose
from, on sale at one-third saving, at
At i Saving:
Extra Special 3.
Finely Tailored Suits, in fancy and plain worsteds, new
patterns of nobby English Tweeds and swell effects in
Scotch fabrics, new and handsome effects, which will fit
all shapes of men, every suit guaranteed to give satisfac
tory wear, every one honestly made and sure to please the
purchaser; at a bona fide saving of fully one-third
At s Saving
Extra Special 4.
Very Fine Suits Beautifully tailored and of the finest
fabrics, swell styles, handsome patterns, in medium and
dark effects and highest grade workmanship characterize
this particular assortment, which ,is one of the grandest
lots of suits that we have ever shown at a sacrifice price;
your unrestricted choice of a magnificent assortment for
sin.oo
At J Saving
Men's Well Made Pants
Hundreds of patterns in neat check and stripes, of
cheviots, cassimeres and fancy worsteds, anv shade vou
L wish, all perfect fitting and with proper width legs ; choice
1
,95
Hen's Fine Tailored Pants
A handsome lot of Striped Worsteds, in very neat,
dressy patterns, and striped and checked tweeds, an im
mense variety at a positive saving of one-third
.95
Boys' Blue Sailor
Suits,
this season's new designs, nicely
made with cord trimmings and
silk bow, all sizes, from 3 to 10
years, special .
price 4)1.50
Boys' New Vestee
Suits,
sizes 3-8 yrs, and double breast
ed suits, in sizes 6 to 16 years, a
very good assortment of pretty
patterns inj all-wool -.-.
fancy cassimeres. . . pXtUU
Men's Finest Pants
Made of the finest of fabrics, semi-dress patterns, of
woolens that will give the best service, carefully tailored
in the height of style, fit perfectly
3
.95
Boys' Blue Serge
Knee Pants Suits,
strictly all-wool and fast dye,
properly cut and very dressy,
sizes 6 to 16 years, suits that are
built to wear well,
special price P3.U0
Boys' Fine
Vestee Suits,
all the newest and latest designs
in fine all-wool serge and fancy
fabrics, made up with nobby
double-bre.isted vests rrv
all sizes, 3 to 8 yrs.. p3.5U
Boys' Finest Vestee and
Double-Breasted Suits,
Sizes 3 to 16 years, handsomely
made and in the very newest de
signs of serges, fancy worsteds
and swell English tf. rv
tweeds : $4.00
Boys' Blue Serge
Three-Piece Suits,
With knee pants, sizes 11 to 16
years, coat, pants and double
breasted vest, an absolutely
fast blue, strictly . -
all wool p4.5l)
Boys' Long
Pants Suits,
Light, medium and dark patterns
In strictly all-wool durable cassi
meres, made with single or double
breasted vests; extra & , aa
value $0.00
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