THIS SCltAJNTUJN TIUBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1900. a Lsssssssssssssshk. LEVELAND -Baking Rmfer Insures light, sweet, delicious and wholesome food Cleveland's baking powder makes the biscuit and cake of finest flavor and quality and renders them more digestible and nutritious. CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Care must be taken to avoid baking pow ders made from alum. Such powders are sold cheap, because they cot but a few cents per pound. Alum is a corrosive acid, which taken in food means injury to health. BASE BALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Morning Games. At l'lilladeli.riU- n. II. 1:. St. Loud 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02 8 2 I'hllaiUlf Iila 1 03 0 2 2 1 1 10 15 0 llatWrlcs HitKliry and lloblrsonj Fraicr and Mcl'uiland. Uinplic I mslle. At llrooktjn- II. II. K. ChloiKO 0 0 10 2 0 110612 2 llimilljn S 1 000 1 02 0 13 2 Hiticrles tlilirtii and llunoliiioj Kennedy and MUiulrc. Uinplic Hurst. At Poslon- It. It. H. rittsltirit 00 1000 3 1? 8 1 S llo-ton 3 0 0 003100-712 2 ltittirlt" I ecr nnd Clirke. Umpire O'Dty. O'Connor; tills and Afternoon Games. t I'lilh.Ulpbla- tt. It. K. M. toul 0 010012001 II riiiiiuipiiu o i o : o 700 io ii 3 Ilitterles denes and itnbinion; Orth and Jlc Farland. Umplic Imslie. At llrookljn- II. 11 l CliU'iuo 11000000 2-7 S .1 llrouK'jn 0 illl 2 0 1 0 10 0 I It ittiTlr Calhlun and Chance; Kltson and Fauell. Umpire Hurst. At lloston It. II. i:. rittklnirtt 0 0 01 01 102-11 IS 4 Postern 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 1 0 1 4 1 llitlerles Waddrll nnd Xiinmcr; Ciippy, I.cnis and Sulllmn. I'luplre- O'llay. At N'ru Vtrk First jrimc II II ii. Clniimntl 000002110-10 I) S New Ycrl 0 0 ". 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 (110 Hitcrirs FIreltcnlein and Kahoc; Carlck .md (Iridj t'nipiio ".nailer. r-cronel Kline It. II. II. Cimlnnill 0 4 0 11011 fl New Vil 3 100 1-1111 2 HittirlM N'ewtcn and Kihoe; lleiter and Douctmin.' Umpire 'njder. IVE NEWS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD APPOINTMENTS OP GENERAL MANAGER SILLIMAN. He Has Made Some Changes in the Make-Up of the Operating Force of the Scrnnton Railway Company. Facilities of the D., L. nnd W. for Handling Fieiglit in and About New York City Some Recent Im piovements That Have Jieou Made. An otilor s.as postal ytstnelay tn the employes of the Si'inntun Hallway nmpnny fiom General Manager Sll llinan, nnnouneliiR sooral changes in tin opct.it Ins? oiRanbition of the to.ul. 1 J. Kolly. for llio last two yoms acting siippilntondent of trans poitatlon. Is reappointed dispatcher, in charge of the lines fiom Forest City to Pockvllle, with his ollloi to be lo cated In Mailolel. Mr. 'Kelly has been holding this position In ndditlon to noting supeilntendent. IT. II. r.ttter son is appointed Miperlntendent of transportation, and 1. P. Ittllly Is ap pointed seeietniy to General Manager tMUiman. Tliis olUce lias just been in stituted, and Mr. Kellly will be the flir.t man to hold It. Since the ilcpnituie of Supoilntend ent of Transportation Hobert F. Fox, two yeai.s ago, the company has had no permanent superintendent, and when Mr. l'atteison ni rived In the i Ity three months ago fiom Philadel phia and took a place In Manager Sil llman's ollice, it began to bo lumoied that changes weie coining, nnd yes terday's bulletin was, in a cettuln tle glee, expected. The new supeiintendcnt has already made himself well liked. Mr. Ilellly only recently came to this city, being tiansfened from the Car bondale btanch. In connection with the onler, there was Issued a blue piint, showing the heads of the de pal tment to whom the company em ployes will now hae to report. They ate as follows: Superintendent of tiansportntlon, dlspntcheis, conduc tor, motormen; chief clerk, eleiks and accounting employes of nil kinds, engineer, all track foiemen, and em ployes engaged in the construction nnd maintenance of tracks nnd paes; master mechanic, nil foremen and em ployes of shops nnd car bains engaged In the repair and maintenance of cats and equipment; chief engineer of pow er station, all employes of power sta tion; .superlntendtnt of lines nnd cables, all employes engaged In con st! uction nnd maintenance of ovei head system, special ofilcers. Tho heads of nil of these depart ments ato of course, under the super Intendency of the general manager. ready for business on September G, 1100. The Lackawanna's other freight sta tions In P.rooklyn nr: The Dtooklyn Whnrfs and Warehouse Co., which ex tends from Cathatine Ferry to and Including Krie Uasln, and which for pm pose of better handling of freight Is divided Into two termini, viz., Ful ton teimlnnl, located nt terminal yards of the P.tooklvn Wharf nnd Waie house, between Fulton and Atlantic Aenue Fenles and Atlantic Gisin, situated on tho water front between Hnmllton nvenuo nnd Spring street?, and the Urookljn Dock nnd Terminal company, whoso tcnltoiy extends from Gownnus liny to nnd Including foot of Fifty-third street. In ndditlon to tho Brooklyn ter mini nbo p-desci Ibed the Lackawanna lalliond has most ecellent facilities for the prompt handling of business on Xortli liver. New York side, viz. Pier 13, foot of Cortland stieet; Pier 11, foot of l.eioy stieet; Pltr So, foot of West Twenty-eighth street, and Harlem; Transfer company terminal at One Hundred nnd Thiitv-ffth street, Har lem TUer and Mott Haven canal. THE MARKETS. Scranton Board of Trade Exchango Quotations All Quotations Based on Par of 100 STOCKS. Bid. Asked. first National Dank 00 ... Scranton having Hank SOU Scranton Packlns Co Third National llank 425 Dime Deposit and Dlpcount Bank .. "00 Economy LIrM, II. & 1". Co I acka Trut & hato Deposit Co. .. 100 Scranton Paint Co riirk t Fnmcr Co.. Pr 123 i Scranton Iron Fence 4 ills. Co Scranton Axle wcrKS lackawanna Dairy Co , l'r County SjlnK Bank fc Trust Co. . COO First National Bank (CarbondaleJ Standard Drilling Co New Mexico llv Coal Co. Pr. .... 40 Traders' National Bank 153 Scranton Dolt and Nut Co 110 BONDS Scranton rassenjrer Hallway, flril mortttace, due 1W0 115 people's Street Railway, flr.t mort gage, due 1913 115 People's Street Hallway, General mortcajre, due 1921 115 Dickson Manufacturing Co Lacka Township School 5 per cent. ... City ol Scranton St Imp. 0 per cent. Scranton Traction. 0 per cent 115 05 43 8u ioo 05 20 soo 80 D., L. & W. Board for Today. Following Is the make-up of tha Delaware, Lackawanna and Western board: WIM) CVIS, SOUTH. i Tuesday, Sept. 4. 3 a. m. I. Burkliart. Sam M .1 HeniiUin 11 a in Hosic with W artels men. 1 P in Lnliir. 3 CO p m M. Carmody with Dennett a men. 4 4 j p in D. Wallace. 0 p. in Hill. SUMMITS. 5 a m , north 1'rounfelkcr. 10 a in , north Nichols. FI'LIXn. 10 a. m J. Hcnnisan. rusiiinis. 8 a m. Homer. 11 a. m. Morin. PASsnvr.i:n excise. 0 10 p. m. Mifrocrn. WILD CWS, NOUTIL fl a. m Carries. 10 n. in. Hirhir. 1 p in st.ick with Ilaramltt's men. 2 p. m I)oinc. .1 p in Masters. 4 p. in. Wall t p. m. Doudican. d p. m Kinirley. 7 p. in s I Innerty. 8 p in. lluh. 9 p. m. ltandolpli. NOTICR. I.al!ir tike? Ludlow"? men regular. .1. II McCinn nnd crew pnutli with two ROO cli-s iiiKines or three 700 ilas? engines 0pm, Tuili), Scptinilier 4. Three ensines and . Oorrily nnd crew work fouth ns Kiiiiiinll trom Nai Aug 7 o'clock enili rMiiinj thia wcik loniiiiinrlin; Tucsdij, s,p. tiuihir 4 Sime to applj to Mcl-tne and cmy north from Cajuya. fl M lllne. Trainmaster. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Morning Games. IndimipoH, S; Kaniis ('!(, 1, Dctiolt, 7; Cliiraeo, t. Tlni nboe wire the onlj came? plajcil. Afternoon Games. Detroit, 2; ChlcoRO, 0. Indianapolis, '1, Kama? City, L. Milwaukee, 1; Clcclind, 0. Buu"alo-MinncapoII, rain. ii 0 Wallace SORANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER. EASTERN LEAGUE. French Flannels The most complete and comprehensive assortment shown in Scranton and at the lowest prices. Plain colored twilled French Flannels in twenty eight of the leading and most wanted shades, of the very best quality and strictly All Wool. Price, yard, A special lot of Silk Stripe French Flannels is also shown in various leading colors, a popular fabric for waists. Price, yard, The finest quality of All Wool French Flannels, in the various colors, in polka dot effects, small, me dium and large dots; an exceptional fine lot of goods, suitable ior waists and house gowns. Price, yard, . . Twenty-five different combinations of the same 60c 65 c Morning Games. Hartford, 7; Sprinsflild, 0. Toronto, 7; Montreal, 5. Syracuse, 3; I!ochetcr, 2. ProTldcnee, 0, Worcester, 4. Afternoon Games. Springfield, 0; Hartford, 0. Providence, 7; Worcester, 3. nochester-SjTaruse, rain. Toronto-Montreal, rain. 100 102 102 INSANE MAN ARRESTED. Facilities for Handling Freight. Tho lemnikable prostrss belnp mado by tho Lackawanna ralltond In the increase of facilities for handling traf fic Is shown by the work accomplished In Its IJiooklyn freight teimlnnl. Its new frelpcht terminal Is located ut Wnllabout Matket, foot of Clymer btreet, and Is admirably ndnpted for handling tiafllc to nnd fiom Brook lyn, not only by itason of its pios- Imlty to the Wnllabout Matket, but on account of Its location being adja cent to n great many large nnd ri ow ing manufacturing establishments. The Impiovements consist of an Im mense brick w alehouse, two stoilcs In hclKht. with tracks running Into It and Into Its yatd, nnd Is complete In every detail, with nil of the most Improved up-to-date nppllnnces for the rapid and fenfe handling of freight, promi nent among which are huge electric elovatots handling freight between tho different floors. Tho dally capacity of this ware house of fioenty-llH to one hun dred cars within Its walls Is further Increased by a track dellveiy capacity of ninety cars In the yatds connected with this terminal. At convenient points in these yard, new nnd su perior loading derricks, In addition to team and track scales, nro located, nnd, In fact, nothing has been over looked which would Inure to tho bene fit of shippers patronizing this ter minal. This wnrehouse will be known as the Laikawnnna railroad Drooklyn terminal, and will bo In charge of F, 13. UulUy as local agent, and will be John Bird Attempted to Wreck Train on the Lackawanna. John lllrd, an Insnne colored man, was urtcsted Sunday night by Special Olllcers Saul unil .Mm an, of tho Dela ware, Lackawanna nnd Western Hnll ro.td eonipnnj, and bt ought to this city, chaiged with attempting to wteck a Delawuo, Lackawanna and West ern train. He was caught In tho act of putting stones and spikes In the fiog, on tho Lackawanna, nt tho Stroudsburg yard. Yesterday morning Ofllcer Raul took him back to Stroudsburg. wheie he will hae n warrant Issued for his ar rest, on the chaige of attempt at train w locking. filid was fnrmeily a patient In a Geotgla Insane asylum, but was re cently dismissed as cuied, appaiently a tdlle prematurely. He has several times befote lnterfeied with rnllioad frogs, and has been seen by tho Stroudsburg constable, who negligently allowed him to lemnln at freedom. Saul caught him In the act Sunday, however, and put him under arrest. The Stroudsburg pdson was full of prisoners, and as It had no accommo datlons for Utrd, tho ofllcer bi ought his prlsonor hero for tho night. DAY GENERALLY OBSERVED. Scranton Wholesale Market. (Corrected by n. G. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.) Butter Creamery, 21c., dairy tubs, 20c Kbrs Select western, lie.; nearby state, 14V4e. hiese Pull cream, new, HHal2e Beans Per bu , choice marrow, $2.45; medium, 2 10. pea. ?2 SO. Potatoes 45c. Birmuda On'ons $1.75 1 lour Bcb'. patent, ?! 25. Chicago Livo Stock Market. Chicago, Sept 1 Cattle Steady to lde lower, Toxins, strong; butchers' ftock leadv to strong, nctir, natnrii. bet on pale toda). one rir load nt $0 10; pood to prime Mccri, ."rn,ifll0 poor to medium, llfiOa'iW), selected tiders stronc, S4a4 SO track stocken. Btiad, Sii5iJ'i0, emu, fitOallO, heifer", slai.10, c.inm ru i2 7r, bulls. S3 Goal 03; cilc. 'Ii', 'Iein-., rcrilptf, 1.CIK); bct one kale toda, s nrloids nt $4 s', le-n fed steers, tl 2"i5, Texas crass sleirs, J2.'.al20; Texas bulls. 2 5(h1 40 Hous Meidy to shade lower, rinsing at rone, top, P'i 4"i. mlxeil and buteheis, I rd i", 37' j ; good to choice hi ass. Ti 0Ji5 '!; roughs he-iw. 4 SOaJ, light, $5 0"jar. 41, bulk of silc s. $ 10a! SO Sheep Meailt; limbs, mnvtly lOille lower; good to choice wethers, $.1 OOal 75; lair to choice mixed, Jl!lOi3 00 western sheep. $14513 75; Texas sheep, $2 50a3!.0, native limbs, 44 iiai CO; west, ern iambi-, $53100. New York Live Stock Maiket. "ew York, 'cpt. .1 Bee e Opened Arm to 10c. lilghcr, closed slow nnd wcik; steers, l V) alSI, om and ttags, $ll(ur, 10, bulls, tjfifl.il, cows, JlMal'O. t'ales als, sleuiv to nnn, graspers, studv, closing weak; inl 1i'.!5; choice, SoMOjS.-.o, gravrs and butt , iM ii; feeders, ") r,; liutermilks, inr. lings, f 12'i si(.p -slow, gwd I . simp, stead; others, caMir, lambs, slow 1 "UiTle. lnwcf; It cars unsold- Prep, M I'lil choice, sfilal 17H; cull. 52; lanilis, ?I50i(.Vi, lanada lambs. $.i;3i0f,0, culls, 4 Hogs Market weak; no ulea reported. East Liberty Cattle Market. IHst I.ibertr, Sept 1 rittlc- Higher; extri, fclUlilW. prime, i14Di1ifl, cninmnn, .l Wat. II gs -smv to slnde Innir, piime lUlit Work ers, 505.i17O, good mediums, ifl il'nj (7j, bet Workers, i'itt)i"i, pi line pigs, ', CDj5 r.1: n in inon crkcrs rivcih and thin pigs, v,-, Mil 10; hen hog. ST. Ia1 45 roughs. $ wu 11 Mieep tcidi , choice withers, M SVil 40, rominon, MSOiSOO. choice lambs, l71id, common to good, fSWajjO, eal calies, . 50a7 II. Buffalo Live Stock Market. Past Buffalo, sfpt S llecelpts-Cittle, 215 cam, kheep and lambs, fis cars, bogs, SI cars, shipments, cattle. III c irs, sheep and lniutis. 2J ejrs, hi'gs 4'. ears Cattle -Oood to btot smooth fat expolt. i"i.lfli1 M), good to he-sl shipping steers, 10i1iin biinbs-l hniee to extra. !J M uViO, good to iholie, J2'i5W, slie.p, mixed, .! VHI71; eailings, )71i!. Hogs Heay, 5 I3a1 50, mixed, 5 50i5C5. a mm mm Frolicking with her baby makes one of the prettiest spectacles ever seen in the home. But nothing is sadder to see than the unhappy mother, weak and nervous, striving in vain to hush the cries of her weak and nervous babe. There can be no happiness for either mother or child without health. Doctor Fierce's Favorite Prescription " has done wonders" for many a woman, by restoring her health and open ing for her the way to happy mother hood. This really wonderful medi cine is not a cure all. It is a prepara tion specially de signed to cure dis cuses pctuiiur iu women. It dries debilitating drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, cures female weak ness, and removes the causes which generally make women nervous and sleepless. There is no alco hol in " Favorite Prescription " and it contains no opium, cocaine or other narcotic. Mr James W. Blacker, of 6:9 Cather ine Street, Syracuse, N Y., writes: "Your medicines. liae done wonders for rat, For years my health was very poor, I had four miscarriages, but since taking Dr. Pierce's fa vorite Prescription and 'Golden Medical Dis coery,' I have much better health, and now I have a fine healthy baby." Use Dr. Fierce's Pleasant Pellets with "Fnvorite Prescription" if the bowels are inactive or irregular. BSoTjlr mix BIB BTJp Wat: tM vTvl ms WMM& 75c grade of Flannel in silk embroidered effects, very new and stylish, positively correct. Price, yard, $1.00 The Saturday Half Holiday Season is over, open Saturdays as usual, until 9.30 p. m. We will be CONNOLLY & WALLACE, 127 AND 129 WASHINGTON AVENUE NEW YORK HOTELS. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth Et and Irving Place, NEW YORK. American Plan, M 50 per day and upward. European Plan, $1 50 per day and upward. I. D. CIt AN FORD. Proprietor. THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON. ORGANIZED W72 DEPOSITARY OF THE UNITED STATES. Capital S200.000 surplus aoo.ooo WA1. C0NNELL, President. HENRY BOLIN, Jr., Vicc-Prcs. WILLIAM II. PECK. Caibler. Special attention given to busi ness accounts. Three per cent. In terest pal on Interest deposits. 5 ".. iX. .'JTWtaj, I., Pi'TI.J'fJ. Jk . -nitttiL, v sr"' v4Sj 1 jfa j-.t' K3iJJtosjajv .. "" --fcKNs-,. rtvi,.,., . -ir,s al H--H- PABADEH GOT INTO TROUBLE. Little or No Work Was Done in the Valley Yesterday. All the larue Industries of the vallr-y were shut down yesterday, nnd most of tho business places In the contiul city were closed, Tho Lackawanna and Delaware and Hudson mines weie all, laie, as were also the shops. In this respect the celebration of the day was far more general than last year. Some One Hit Him in the Head with a Stone. Willhm Dolphin, of Eynon street, a miner who jiattlrlpatfd In yesterday's paiade, was stiuck In the back of the head with a stone, during a fracas on Lackawanna avenue yesterday af ternoon. A jarjeied hole, nn Inch In diameter, was tut In the bealp, but the Injured man was able to walk homo after hav Ins the wound dressed at the Lacka wanna hospital. Dolphin's assailant Is not known. The stone wnr thrown from the outer ciIrp of the crowd that lind assem bled when Dolphin ard some others weie IuivIuk a hot wtanulo ovsr some trivial matter. For Business Men In the hsart of tho wholesale) district. Foi' shoppers 8 minutes' walk to Wanamnkers; S minutes to Siegel Cooper's Dig Etorc. Easy of access to the Great ury uoocia mores. For Sightseers One block from B'way Cars. glv. inn easy transportation to all points of Interest. ! HOTEL ALBERT f- 4 - NEW YOltK. Cor 11th ST & UNIVERSITY PI " Only ono Illock from Ilroadway, -f Rooms, $1 Up. ivfc'S'oMEi. $ THE UP-TO-DATE LITTLE LIVER PILL Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup Hat leen used for over FIFTY YIIXIIS hy MILLIONS ol J10T1IKHS lor their (.IHLDItl.N WlllLi: lEI.THI.Ml. Rlth PI.IIFKT bUt t I.SS. It bOOUU.S the CHILI). SOF1UN the (JUMS, ALIAXS all PAIN; C'UHKS WIM1 COt.lt'. anel Ii the exit remedy for IIIMIIIIIOUA. Sold by DrussUta lu tvery part ol the world. 11a lure and ask lor "Mr. Wlnslow'a Socthln? Syrup," and take) no other kind. Iweuty-Qvo cents a kettle. IBS.,,iwlfMinlM 1 100 PILLS 25 CTS. CURES Biliousnoss, Constipation. Dyspepsia, and Livor Complaint. SUGAR COATED. Sold hy all druselsts ii. 0 Lager so Brewery MnnufacturcM or OLD STOCK PSL a Jr& it 1, ii Qb fJSS&L. g: Burglar Sale. It is the custom now-a-days to have all kinds of sales, such as firo sates, clearing' sales, smoke sales, boat sails, etc., but we have a few show cases, count el s, desks, etc., that the burglars did not carry off, also a very complete lino of Cameras, Kodaks, Bicycles, Guns, Fishing Tackles, Athletic Goods, etc, that we are selling at very popular prices. In our repair shop we have the benches, lathe motor nnd a few tools, and as our repair men fortunately were not on duty at the time of the robbery they nro left to us to do any repairing that may como our way. Do not miss this great sale. k 3igss Florey & Brooks, 211 Washington Ave. rtJ WvX),-2 vm RUGS RUGS We waut you to see the new arrivals in our Carpet Department. We believe we have the most complete stock in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and know that, quality con sidered, we can give you value and a selection not to be had this side of New York. A superb line of WALL PAPER i I -4 DRAPERIES I 9 i cioicso APJrt MPTAILIO BEDS I J S W1LL1A1S or nent by mail NmlUMecIcalCo., Chlciro Sold by McCJarra'i & Thomas, Drug gist,, 09 Lackawar.ra ave., Kcranton. i'a. 436 to 455 N. Ninth Street, Telcphons Call. 2333. I1T PLEASl. COAL At Retail. Coal of the best quality for Comestlo use and of all elzes. including Uuckwheat end nirdeeyo, delivered In any part of the city, it the lowest price. Orders received at the orflce. Connell bulldlns, Hocm 806; telephone No. 17C2, or at thn mine, telephone No. 272, will he promptly attended to. Dealers supplied at the mine. MOUNT PLEASANT CQAl CO MgANUITY, 129 Wyoming Avenue. THE 10SIC POW0ER CO, Booms 1 aml2, Coni'lth DTd'g. BOBANTON, PA, 9ii?Sn DAILY U9&.U IU UW-i IA8IIY MAD bi mi Actmi MeuorWouiLll ma Xiy icIIIdk our Utost uoreltT. Weterproor iauiuuiii ntjcKiieR Hoods eotlrolr new and patented, Aneiiu dellkhten Biles unlimited Wlit others do. you cn do Tlin l.sbort Write tewlr ana .eeure eielu.lre tern rinrfa ne'Hi ,nr - Aiitirv.n .run .nm,- Icaeld.Maii. torr ii"rnieed Ih-hi n-II'" Aildross wltriitoinp l,A.M. Mfir. c.,uejv v miriui ninlng and Blasting POWDER llrd at Mooslo and Rush ,le Works. LAPLIN t RAND POWDBR CO 3 ORANGE GUN POWDER Kiectrlo natteries. Kiootrm Krpioj.ri. at ezplodlug blasts, aafety Fuse a Repauno Chemical Cos matt CXPLO.-IVE" OR nRNSTt!N, .ill Spruce Street, Scrn ton. I'- H a cute and Chronic Diseases of Men, Wommnnl Children. Consultation m4 examination free Ollice Hours Daily an bunday Hi m. to q p. tn. crl ' v1 '
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