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XIIE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, JULY 31. 1000.
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For the third of a century the stand
ard for strength and purity. It makes
the hot bread, hot biscuit, cake and other
pastry light, sweet and excellent in every
quality.
No other baking powder is "just as
good as Royal," either in strength, purity
or wholesomeness.
flOVAL
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WOULD
OFFICIAL ORDER APPOINTING
P. J. TjANQAN.
Work Was Resumed Yesterday at
Jerrayn No. 1 at Rendham The
Board for Today Tomorrow Is the
Day Upon Which All Freight Cars
Must Bo Equipped with Automatic
Couplers Brnkemen to Be Laid
Off on the D. & H. Railroad.
Odds and Ends of News.
The following ofllclnl order announc
ing the appointment of P. J. Lnngnn
as traveling air brake Instructor of tht
I.nckawnmui road was Issued yester
day: Delaware, tarkawaiiti i k Western Rallrojil ( o.
S.MMOJI, l'j., Jul) S VX.
N'otlre. Mr. I. .1. Lnncm lui lxin .ippoli.tnl
llMcllw; .ililirckc jnliiiiti'r fnr tlil i output)'.
His tlutlts will lio to instruct (.tti.K.11, rncine
inrn anil trjiiinten ai t" liow the brake, an to
l operjteil aid trjaiinl. I'mpto;? In thec
ili'lwtinciiM will Kern tliriu'eUe icroullnely.
Mennl li) I.. T. CaiifeM. .M.ivirr Car lluiliter;
T. . IJojil, Siip'Tlntrnilei.t Vntite Power.
Appiou'il: K. (. 1'imell, (icner.il ht.pt.
Mr. I.ariRan proposes to establish air
lirako stntlon? at Ilnboken and Scran
ton ns soon as possible and all trains
will bo properly charged and Inspected
bf fore being started out.
Theie Is a station nt Klmlra at
which this work is now done.
Work Was Resumed.
Work was lesumed yesterday morn-
Iiir at tho Jermyn No. 1 colliery nt
Kendhain. which has been shut down
on nccount of a strike for n period
of threo months. Not nil of the men
returned to work, the strike not hav
ing been olllclnlly dcilared off, but
onoiiKh of men were on hand to oper
ate ths place and Superintendent K. H.
Jermyn confidently expects that a
Kre.it many more men will be tit work
today.
No effort was nmle yesterday to
resume operations at No. 2 colliery.
Strike Situation Unchanged.
No new developments were appar
ent yesterday In the nit ike among the
Delaware and Hudson company's em
ployes. Superintendent lloso stated
that the situation was unchanged and
no overtures hnd been made cither
way for n settlement.
Laying Oil Brnkemen.
On Wednesday 350 men employed as
brakemen on tho various lines con
ti oiled by the Delaware & Hudson
railroad company In this state and
Pennsylvania will lose their positions.
A general older has been sent out
from the main office of the company
announcing Its Intention to dlspensa
with their services on that date. The
above Is the most sweeping and disas
trous general "blue envelope" that
has ever been sent out by the com
pany. The order wns received yesterday
In this city nnd posted In a conspicu
ous place In tho round house, wheie
the trakemen congregate. It states
that after August 1 one brakeman
In every crew will be dispensed with
nnd hereafter trains will be run by
two brakemen.
The cause of the reduction Is said
to be the use of Improved brakes and
the larger engines which the company
have put on. It Is asserted that the
engine alone could very nearly hold
back and etop a train on good grade
end going at a moderate rate of Bpeed
without tho application of tho freight
pa-i brakes. A cleaning of all the
Afodolsitly Pure.
Many low-priced imitation baking powders are upon the mar
ket. These are made with alum, and care should be taken to
avoid them, as alum is a poison, never to be taken in the food.
DAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW
brakes on frcleht cars has been boIiir
on for some time.
I5y the order 150 men will bo thrown
out of work on the Pennsylvania divi
sion from Nineveh to Wllkes-Carri-,
seventy-six on tho main line between
this city and Albany and about seventy-five
on the other lines of the
road.
It has been rumored that the com
pany will find work for the men re
lieved in other branches of railroad
ing'. ninghamton Republican.
The D., L. nnd W. Board.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western beard for today follows:
Momla)-, July 30.
WILD C.V1S. SOUTH,
c.no p. m.--Killof.
8.30 p. m. Mi .inn.
10.30 p. ni.-K. Van Vlelt.
Tuesday, Jul)- 31.
WILD CATS, SOUTH.
12..10 a. m.-I. W. I)elnc.
3 a. in. 1. Singer,
ti a. nt. Cohln.
S a, in. .1. KnnK
10 a. m. II. Hartliftlnmow.
11 a. ni.-M.iilo-i, nith ,, fUrthOlomew's men.
1 p. ni. S. Carmoil)'.
'2 p. in. Ludlow.
3.:l p. m. Iliitkliart.
l.l( ii. in. Vann.
SUM Mil S.
7.30 a. m., north O I'rountclker.
'J n. in., notlli SlilioK
1 p. m., south McLanc.
ruLLr.ns.
10 . m.-M. Stark.
rusiinns,
S a. m. Hou'jr.
U a. m. narli.r.
7 p. in. Murphy. i
9 p. m. Cavanaush. '
rASSENGEK ENOINt
fl JO p. m. Magotcra.
WILD CATS. XOrtTII.
5 a. m. 11. M. lUllctt.
0 a. in. Wailel.
7 a. m. J. (ierrltv.
S a. in, r. Kiitfrlry,
10 a, m. Laikln.
1 p. ni. II. J. llennltfin.
2 p. tit. J. Ilu'h.
:t p. in. Cmiinr, with Makers' m?.
4 p. in. O'll.ir.i.
5 p. in. John UjImcih.
0 p. in. It. Cjstner.
7 p. in. riniierty.
S p. in. Douillean.
l p. in. Mulltu.
NO I ICE.
I Clilllgnn ami J. Swatts and crewj will han
dle ice train. 1.30 and 0 a, nt Monchja, Neil
neMla! and Friday-.
J. lilnley and o'ivrarney and rrcwi will han
dle then- trains TucmUjs, Tlum.il.ijs and Satur
dj) a.
II. Lniran, I. Catanauxh and II. llallett and
new will report at in) oHlcc at l a. in,. Tint
da), July 31. A. I'. SAI.IMU'IIY, Supt.
Tomorrow Is the Day.
Tomorrow Is the time by which all
tho railroads In the country are to
have their freight cars equipped with
automatic couplers.
The railroads of the East have for
some time pnst been endeavoring to
have all their cars equipped with the
automatic car coupler and a short
time ago notices were sent out to tho
various railroads that no cars unless
equipped with these couplers would be
received after the middle of this
month. This order has had the effect
of causing all roads to look after their
cars and during the last month there
has been considerable activity dis
played In having the law compiled
with, Heslile having automatic coup
lers, many of tho roads are equipping
their freight ears with automatic nlr
brakes, but ns this attachment is
more expensive than the couplers all
the cars are not being equipped, as the
law only requires only enough to have
tho air brake attachment, so as to be
able to control tho train.
This and That.
The contract for building tho now
Catholic church of St. Phllomena, nt
Hawley, has been awarded to Mul
herln & Judge, of this city.
An order has been Isued from the
coal department directing that all
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
collieries now working be operated
eight Instead of ten hours a day until
YORK.
further notice. The Hampton colliery
will probably be started up some time
this week.
The Pittsburg Coal company owns
nearly 4,000 cars, with a carrying
capacity of from S0.000 to 70,000
pounds, the most extensive private
coal car equipment owned In the
country.
llobert J. Hang has reslgend his po
sition with the Everhart binss works,
with which concern he has been con
nected for twenty-four years. On Sep
tember 1 he will become Janitor of No.
35 school.
The Plttsliurg & Lake Erie is con
sidering the building of two exten
sions, one into the new coal fields near
Unlontoun nnd Mastontown, Pa., and
another one Into West Virginia, with
a view of ultlmntely connecting with
the Chesapeake & Ohio.
In regard to the report that the
Cambria Steel company will engage
In the business of manufacturing cars
out of pressed steel, It Is said that
the company bus the matter under
serious consideration. It Is well under
stood that If the Cambria Steel com
pany chose to engage In this business
It has every facility for turning out
a large number of cars nt an early
day.
The superintendents of the vnrlous
divisions of the Lackawanna railroad
held a conference In General Superin
tendent Russell's office yesterday af
ternoon. Those who attended were
General Superintendent E. G. Russell,
Master Car Builder L. T. Canfield,
Superintendent of Motive Power and
Machinery T. S. Lloyd, Division Su
perintendents A. C. Salisbury, A. II.
Sehwarz, It, Dudgeon and C. H, Ket
cham. The conference wus the usual
monthly meeting, which Is held for
tho put pose of talking over the affairs
of the company.
MEETINGS ARRANGED FOR.
Where Rev. W. H. Williams Will
Speak in the Near Future.
Rev. W. II. Williams, "the drummer
evangelist," has been spending the past
week conducting Anti-Saloon league
meetings In Wayne and Pike counties.
His appointments for tho next two
weeks are as follows:
Auir. 2 S p. in., I'rlmltlic Mcthndift
rliunh, Aoca; subject, "The Last Itomp with
the Tiger." Mri. Williams, wife of the ctange
Hut, will .-mill in this aervlee.
Anpr. 4 7.R0 p. in., on the green, Waverly.
Sunday, Aug. 12 10.:0 a. m., MtthodM Epiv
opal ihunh, Waurrly; 7.30 p. in., union unit
ing, Daltnn.
Aug. 08 p. m., Christian church, Jladl'on
xille. Sunday, Aug. 1210.30 a. m., Honcadale Meth
odic Kpiictpal church; 7.30 p. m., Baptist
church.
Sunday, Aug. 1010.30 a. nt., Scranton fri
can Mcthodltt Episcopal church; 0 p. in., Sum
ner Airline Presli)terlan churrlij 7.30 p. m,,
JnckBon street lupiut ihurih.
Sunday, Aug. 2010 30 a. m., Hampton Street
MethodUt Episcopal church; 7.S0 p. m., Abh
Mi eel Methodist l.pliropal church.
Sunday, Sept. 07.30 p. m., PccViille Preany.
tcrlan church, Pcckillle.
Sunday, Sept. 23 Anti-Saloon league Sunday
(or Carbondal.
Sunday, Sept. 30 Philadelphia.
THEY WILL BE PAID.
City Employes to Receive July Sal
aries About August 12.
Tho city employes, who have been
feeling very miserable these past few
days on account of the fact that there
is no money In the treasury to pay
their July salaries, may now take
heart, for they will receive their
monthly stipends on or nbout August
12.
The returns of the delinquent tax
collectors nre due on August 10 and
It Is expected that there will then be
sufficient money received to pay nil
salaries. In the meantime, tho pre
paration of tho tax duplicates for 1900
is being rushed, eo that money In the
form of regular taxes will soon be
coming into the treasury.
THOMAS WINS THE
ELECTA CONTEST
Concluded (rem Page .1.1
and wltnersed by James Shields nnd
F. C. Maynard.
In tho Teague will It Is provided that
tho wife, Mary Ann Teague, shall
have n life use of the property at
118 North Garfield avenue ns long as
she remains unmarried. After her
dpnth or marriage It Is to be sold and
the proceeds oqually divided among
the five daughters, Ann Elizabeth,
Sarah Ann Lewis, Mary Jane, Emily
Esther nnd Frnncls Marin.
It Is directed that a monument to
cost not more than J2R0 and to bo
Inscribed with Masonic nnd Odd Fel
lows' emblems be erected over his
grave.
His 14k gold watch nnd chain Is left
to his brother, James Teague, of
Rhondda. Valley, Wales. His book
case, books, tools and wearing ap
parel go to his son-in-law, Lewis
Lewis. Any cash remaining In the 03
tnte after his debts tiro paid Is di
rected to be given to his third daugh
ter, Mary Jones, of Pittsburg.
Richard Nichols of Lafayette street,
and Evan J. Davis, of 222 South Main
avenue, are named as executors. The
will Is dated April 13, 1SUG, and Is wit
nessed by Ocorge and Herbert Watres.
April 8. 1S97, n codicil was attached
dividing among the four surviving
daughters, the share of Francis Maria,
who had died In the Interim.
Tax Collectors' Bonds.
The bond of Joseph White, lax col
lector of Fell township, was approved
yesterday und filed In Clerk Daniels'
office.
It Is In the sum of $10,000 and has as
sureties the following: John W. White,
Michael Flnnnelly, Luke White, John
McCarty, Catherine Lcary, Andrew J.
Gavin Geotge A. Ross, John J. Mo
Nulty, P. F. Mornn, Edward O'Neil,
Elizabeth Gethlns, Bernard J. Mur
phy, Henry Lofttts.
Marriage Licenses.
Commodore Perry Slack,
1C15 Pcnn nvenue
Elizabeth M. Lasher.. 604 Court street
John Sheridan Scranton
Mary Hyde Waverly
Edward T. Jones Plymouth
Marie Warman Plymouth
Victor Konoplzak Mnyfield
Anna Petonnk May field
P.itrlck J. Durkln Mlnooka
Ellen O'Hara Mlnooka
DEBT STATEMENT FILED.
City's Net Indebtedness Is Only
6435,477.05.
In accordance with the provisions
of the act of assembly Controller
Howell yesterday filed with tho cl?rk
of the courts a statement of the clty'.i
net Indebtedness. This must be filed
before the issue of sewer bonds can
bo negotiated.
It was almost identical with the
statement filed at the beginning of the
fiscal yc-lr and shows the net in
debtedness to be J43ri.477.9ri. The law
allows an Issuance of bonds, with the
consent of the taxpayers, up to seven
per cent, of the assessed valuation of
real estate.
Tho assessed valuation for last year
was $23,121,011; seven per cent, of
which is $1,618,470.77, so that the city
still has a great big margin available,
the present bond Issue being only
$273,000.
From many diseases. Children
who are well nourished success
fully resist disease to which an
ill - nourished child succumbs.
Your child has enough food.
Does the food make flesh? If
not there is something wrong
with the stomach and other or
gans of digestion and nutrition.
That wrong can be quickly
righted by the use of
e BSim PSEROE'S
GG1DEN MEDICAL DISCOVER?.
In ninety-eight cases out of
every hundred it completely cures
indigestion and other diseases of
the digestive and nutritive sys
tem in both young and old. You
can consult Dr. Pierce by letter
free. Ad- mj, dress Dr. R. V.
Pierce, V Buffalo, N. Y.
fREEI
Dr. Pierce'
Medical Advis
er, naner cov.
ert. is tent on recelot
of ji centa to nay coat
of mallinj only,
Addrtia Dr. rlirct.aa atari.
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Amonff the most important
helps to good cooking is
jood flour. There are many
good kinds, but llko every
thing elso there is one
"host." Users of "Snow
White" claim thnt distinc
tion for It and we are striv
ing to mclntaln and even
Improve its high qunllty.
It Is made out of the bast
Vfherit thnt monnv enn bnv.
V For sale by nil pood grocers.
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Connolly & Wallace
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED 1372
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital S20Q.OOO
SURPLUS SOO.OOO
WM. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN. Jr., Vlce-Prei.
WILLIAM tl. PECK, Casliltr.
Bpecla. attention Given to busl.
ness accounts. Three per cent. In
tercet pal on Interest doposlu.
e3
E. HIS 1
Lager
Beer
Brewery
MniinTacturcM or
OLD STOCK
inK tn arm
N. Ninth Btroet, rJUUfKi
Telephone Call. 2331.
THE
moosic pom ca.
Rooms 1 anfl2,Conl'lth B'l'd'g.
BOItANTON, PA.
nining and Blasting
iMwm
UrdemtMootloand RuitaJalt .Vorkt.
LAPLIN A RAND POW0BR COS
ORANGE OUN POWDER
Dtetrto IHtUrlea. Elootrlo Kxplo lars
exploding bluti, Maf.tjr l'uiiaal
.GDauno Chemical Co.'s bxpHoiVo
POWDER
ollySiWallac
August
Will Close
at
its ni
w jm&$m
fiS.
05iO&''
Kodaks. Cameras
And Supplies,
Fishing Tackle, Bathing Stiifs,
Shimming Jackets,
Boat Oars, Rou) Locks, Hammocks
For Yotir Oiifing.
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Florey & Brooks,
211 Washington Ave.
3tcv
va?svnBic53i
Chance to Save Money
Here is an opportunity to make a dollar do double duty. Our in
ventory discloses several small lots, two and three pair of a pattern of
Lace
Curtains
Nottingham,
Irish Point,
Brussels,
Dresden,
These we must close at once.
soon find new owners.
WILLIAMS
Carpsts and Wall Paptr.
IV' Hi ' I'll
J M
I0UT nHSflHT COAL
At Retail.
Coal ot tho best quality for domestla
use and ot all sizes, Including Buckwheat
and Illrdseye, delivered In any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at the office. Connell
hulldlnr Room 108: telephone No. 17C2, or
at the mine, telephone No. m. will h;
promptly attended to. Dealers suppllod
at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT GOAL CO
IS YOUR
HOUSE vacant:
IP so,
TnV A "FOR nKNT" AD.
IN THE TRIBUNE.
ONE CENT A'WOIID.
.. lUvrllt
ssssissa
,
m! "
iuu uui in i n
Lace
Curtains
Fish Net,
Antique,
Rennaissance,
Louis XIV.
The prices are such that they will
8c M'ANULTY
129 Wyoming Avenus.
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DR. DI1SSTRN. 311 Spruce Strait. Scrsrn
ton, Pa. All Acute ami Chronic Diseases 0!
Man. Womrn am Children. Consultation and
I examlnatlun tree. Oltlce Hours Dally anil
Sunday 80. m. to o p. m.
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