THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1900. s mi'w!MJIwjj7&aiiwkL sr AiB k. aft ib K flcvtfh h Sr Ilt. nml It If otntotl that tho July circu lar, which was an advance of 25 cents a ton over the old one, will bo Into effect. Already prices have stiffened and nono of the companies Is taking oidcrs for shipment after the end of the month, SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, No other aid so great to the housewife, no other agent so useful and certain in making delicious, pure and wholesome foods, has ever been devised. There are imitation baking powders, sold cheap, by many grocers. They are made from alum, a poison ous drug, which renders the food injurious to health. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WIUIAM ST., NEW YORK. LIVE NEWS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD GLASS PIPE FACTORY A POSSIBILITY. Scranton Man Invents a Successful Method for Forming Tubes from Vitreous Matter and a Movement Is Afoot to Have Its Product Placed on the Market by a Scran ton Company Demand for Coal Is Slightly on tho Increase D., L. & W. Board for Today. T. n. Howe, freight agent for the I.ncknwanna railroad at Green Rldse, and C. K. AVetmore, an employe of the Green Jtlilse Lumber company, liav boen granted a patent on an appar atus for forming glass or vitreous pipe or tubular bodies, which will be us.d In the manufacture of glass tile, pipes, or conduits. Tho Invention relates to improve ments In apparatus designed for form lng pipe from vitreous materials and especially such as are made plastic fcv heat clm-p, for instance and it Ins for Its object to provide an apparatus which will form perfect pipe, cylin drical In cross-section. If so desired, and with a minimum of labor and at tendance. The Invention consists, primarily, In a rotary mold or succosblnn of such molds, each arranged vertically and adapted for the reception of the molt en or plastic material from a station ary feed, wheieby the mass Is dis tributed Jn the most perfect manner to secure homogeneity, and In pro viding. In connection with such molds, a Inngltudlnally-movable cone, to gether with a similarly movable for mer for shaping the edge of the pipe. Mr. 'NYtmore is the originator of the apparatus, and has a contract with Mr, Howe for placing his Invention on the market. When seen by a Tribune man yesterday he stated that at pres ent he does not know whether or not a stock company will be formed, but In all probability a plant will soon be established for manufactuilng this wondeiful commodity, which will vir tually supplant the present sower, gas, water and other pipe matetlals. His Invention differs from the Honta product of glass pipe in so far as It is more perfect In Its construction, and in the opinion of men who are expertu along that line, It Is bound to come into general use. There is a possibil ity of the patentees selllnc their In vention, but at all events It will soon bo placed on the market. This and That. Division Superintendent Clarke, of tho Lackawanna rail: end, has notified the conductors and engineers under him that ho will bo pleased to make their personal acquaintance and has Invited them to call on him at his ofllce any time, whether they want anything or not. The otneials of the Lehigh Valley Coal company have about made up their minds to abandon the subter ranean diagonal slope at the Trlmiose colliery at Mahanoy City. This Is the slope In which the mine fire Is raging at present. The abandonment of tho slope will necessitate the botlng of a 400 foot hole. It is expected that a portion of the mine will be In readi ness for operation early this week. No. 503, the llfth of the orde- of eighteen engines now being built by the Dickson Manufacturing company at tho Cliff works for the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company, was turned out of the shops yesterday and prepaiod for shipment. Traveling Engineer Eugeno Call will probably accompany the locomotive to Its destination. On the whole, the annual report of the Erie Is a very satisfactory docu ment. Doth gross and net earnings show handsome gains, nnd final result of operations for the year which ended June 30, was a surplus of Jl.063,430, compared with $c:3,7'JS in 1S99, $033,916 In 1S9S nnd with $332,01S in 1S97. It will thus be seen that the road Is gradually strengthening its financial position. The threats of a stilko made by the mlneis' union has caused some fear In the New England states, and the trade there Is quite brisk. Most of the dealers in that section of the country have little coal on hand, and they have begun to lay In their winter sup ply. There Is a disposition to charge full tariff prices, which has not been the case In Roston for some time. Dining the past week there has been a better demand for nnthraclte coal In this city and at tidewater points, says the Philadelphia 1'iess. This has caused a better feeling In the trade, Frxrlil to Hit? Scrantnn Trllmnr. Susquehanna, Aug. 27. In Eeobo park, on Saturday ufternoon, the Sus quehanna club met and vanquished tho recentlv-orgnnlzed Crescent club, of Carbondale, S nnd 4. The visiting club was made up of Carbondale and Scranton players. They put up a stiff game of ball, but the excellent pitch ing of Duffy, one of Susquehanna's crack pitchers, was a conundrum to them. The club Is made up of n, gen tlemanly lot of fellows. Connors very satisfactorily umpired tho game, nnd escaped being killed by the populace. The attendance on tho grounds nnd on tho turnpike was large. Rev. M. Hall, presldlni? elder of tho Oneonta dlsttlct, occupied the pulpit of the Avenue Methodist church, in Oakland, last evening. Erie Paymaster Campbell arrived In town this evening, and on Tuesdny morning will reimburse tho shop men for services In the month of July. Cornelius McMann died on Saturday morning at his home at Frlcndsville. Susquehanna county, aged 30 years. The funeral occurred this morning. The public schools of this borough will reopen In the fall term on Mon day next The marriage of Albert W. Brock, of Susquehanna, to Miss Alice Morton, of Trov. N. Y.. will take place at tho home of the bride on Wednesday evening September C. The Methodist and Presbyterian churches united In a service In the Jlehtodlct church last evening. Rev. David I. Sutherland, pastor of tho Presbyteilan church, preaching tho sermon. Rev. J. L. Williams, of Forest City, on Sunday morning and evening very acceptably occupied the pulpit of tho Baptist church. Gusmlne Telllo, tho former Italian resident of Susquehanna who shot nnd dangerously wounded Miss Mary Spangnola In Elmlra on Friday nfter- noon, Is still at large. Detectives wore In Susquehanna on Sundny, unsuccess fully seachlng for him. Mrs. Oscar ("J. Larrabee Is seriously 111 at her home on Grand street. Mr. Tower, V. S.,' of Montrose, to day vaccinated for the second time, tho herd of cattle of Hugh Perry, of Thompson township, for anthrax. Since the first vaccination there have been no deaths among the herd, and no other herds have been affected. Private Jesse Westervelt, of Sus quehanna, wounded In a recent battle lu China, Is supposed to be on n hos pital ship en route from China to San Francisco nnd home. Ho Is a United States tegular. A delegation of Susquehanna coun ty veteians will attend the National convention of tho Grand Army of the Republic In Chicago. The Elmlra Telegram yesterday had an alleged portrait of Chief Justice J. Hrewster McCullum, of Monti ose. It was made with an axe. The chief jus tice has grounds for a suit for dam ages. The new telephone line between Sus quehanna and Forest City Is giadually approaching completion. In Susquehanna, on Saturday, tho thermometer registered ninety-eight dsgrees. "Stick to your flannels." George Hill, of Bradford, Pa., who has been visiting Susquehanna rela tives, has leturned home. Homer Jennings, of New Milford niio IWand Wa.1ac SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER. Embroideries" 3,000 Yards at Half Too late? Perhaps they are for this season's use. But it will be the part of wisdom to share in this offering and hold for future use. There's never a radical change in patterns,you know, and next season's will differ but little from these. Cer tainly, they'll be no prettier. There are just 3,000 yards in this lot that we are willing to part with at half their usual prices divided into three groups. 8c, 12c, 18c 9 A Sale of White Spreads and Cotton Blankets Is Now On Specials Offered Are--Full Sized White Quilts, hemmed, ready for use 98c Full Sized White Quilts, hemmed, ready for use Si. 15 White Cotton Blankets, pair 68c Grey Cotton Blankets, pair 68c Tan Cotton Blankets, pair 68c White and Grey Cotton Blankets, extra large, pair 90c White and Grey Cotton Blankets, extra large and heavy, pair $1.25 White and Grey Cotton Blankets, extra large and extra heavy, pair $1.75 CONNOLLY & WALLACE, wash.no.ton avenue township, has lost four of his herd of cattle from anthrax. The remainder of his herd has been vaccinated. Miss Fanny Miller, of Elmlra, Is visiting Susquehanna relatives. The "Waverly and Susquehanna clubs will play ball In Heobe park, Susquehanna, September 4. fci & tkw I The news of the Great Bargains being offered by us has run from home to home like wildfire, and hundreds have come to our new stores, on the site of the old Y. M. C. A. Building, Wyoming Avenue, between Spruce and Linden Streets, to go away delighted to find how far their money will go at our Great Explosion Sale. Still there are bargains left. Every article of furniture and every yard of carpet must be sold. Here are some of the good things: IrCb-fc V '' 1 I I ML SSJ 4m Tether Tennis, Great Game Lawn Very Popular. Florey & Brooks, 211 Washington Ave. "ir&SULe viTV ? &!mftfiB&&m& & I 3S zm Look at Tli ese Bargains. D,, L. & W. Board for Today. Following Is tho make-up of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western board for today: Monday, Aic. 57. WIM) CATS. SOUTH. 5 p. m, n. McAllMir, with Van Vklt's men. .W p. m. Miwlcr. II p. m. V. A. Uartholomew. Tuesday, Aug, 23. WIM) CAT?, SOUTH. I2.S0 a. m. O'Malloy. i a. m. P. C'niaiiauKh, with Fellows' men. I a. in, O, Ilirtlioloiiicw. i a. in. Nauuun. in a. m. M. I'armody, with Wall's mcu II a. m. Knnl. I p. m.-r. Ilallett. I SO p. m.-l. Ilnrkliart. 1,15 p. m. J. lerlnr. SUMMITS. 7 . m., north rrountelkcr, 10 a. m. XlcholD, ruLLcn. 10 t. m. Slack. rubinius. 6 a. m. Hotter. II a. m. Moron, , p. m. Murphy. D p. in. Weir. PAssuxci:n hngikcs, t.tO p. m. Magouin. WILD CATS KOItTlL B . m. Matters. 0 a. m. O'llaiu. 7 a. m. Castncr. 8 a. in. Doudican. 30 a. rn. Uandolph. 11 a. in. H. Cannody. 12 noon John Oaliagan. - 1 p. m. Carrtffe. 2 p. m. narber. , 8 p. rn. Kttchain. 4 p. m. HammltU B p. m. Mullen. 0 p. in. Klniralry. ' , 7 p. in. J. (irmly. 8 v. in. M, J. lUunlsan. One lot of assorted Carpet Sweepers, somewhat scratched, but in perfect sweeping order, to be sold at one half regular price. One lot of Fine Rugs at less than half price. Carpet Remnants at your own price. Regular $i Hassocks for 50c i lot of Velvet Carpets, regular 8oc kind, per yard 50c i lot of Axminster Carpets, per yard 85c These goods are strictly first-class and include the most beautiful patterns in our stock. Tapestry Brussels, regular 55c kind, sale price 40c Tapestry Brussels, regular 90c kind, sale price 70c To Go Out of B Rugs. $1.35 grade, sale price 90c 2.50 grade, sale price $2.00 3.50 grade, sale price 3.00 6.50 grade, sale price 5.00 10.00 grade, sale price 8.00 Ingrain Carpets, all wool, slightly damaged by water, per yard : 35c Very best, all wool, 2-ply 60c Mattings, per yard, from '.8c to 45c Prices on Window Shades reduced in like propor tion. Special order work solicited. tisiness We have decided to go out of business entirely, and to that end have re-marked all of our damaged stock, cutting the prices still lower. We have sold a tremendous amount of goods the past week, but hundreds of bargains still re main. This stuff must be sold. Also $500 WORTH OF FURNITURE Which we moved from the depot yesterday. These goods are new and will be sold at exactly cost price to us. There are Rockers, Iron Beds, Dining Chairs, Hirrors, Office Chairs, Bedroom Chairs and Rockers, Odd Dressers, Mattresses, Dining Tables, White Enameled Dressers and Wash Stands. Tabourettes, Dining Room Screens and Sideboards. A CHANCE TO SAVE. - We have a few belated lots of LAGE CURTAINS Last arrival of our summer impor tations, but a few pair ot a kind, so that the early buyer has an advantage. As to price, all we can say is that this sale, means prices to move quickly, some off, some 14. every number less than present price to import. All the popular weaves. f f BRUSSELS I IRISH POINT RENAISSANCE I NOTTINGHAM I f : WILLI AflS & M' ANULTY i Carpets. Wall Paper. 129 Wyoming Ave -f-.-- 4- -f -f 4- 4- 4- "M Scranton Oarpet Company This sale is one of the greatest opportunities for buy ing Household Furniture that has ever come to the people of Scranton. D.I. Phillips Estate THE SIC POWDER CO. Itooms 1 and2, Com' lth D'l'd'ff. BCEANTON, VA. Pace of ll& tiflln 01 Y.M C. A. Building Site lining and Blasting POWDER Unit at Mooilo and Iluib Ula Worlu, LAPLIN A RAND POWIIBR CO3 ORANOE OUN POWDER Eltotrlo llatterloi, KUolrloKiploJ.r. iplodlug blMtu. rtafety 1'uaa aai RoDauno Chemical Cos lxpS DR. nnSSTUN, jit Sprue Street, Scran, ton, Pa. AU Acute ana Chronic Distinct ol Men, Women en J Children. Consultation aad examination tree. Olllce Hour Dally and imnijay a. m. to 9 p. m.
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