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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THITRSD AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1000.
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LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
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CARBONDALE.
AT HYMEN'S SHRINE.
A number of couples made known to
the world yesterday thut they will
share tho joys and perplexities ot the
remainder of tlu-lr liven tor;cther. (1.
Frank Couch, tho well known insurance
(ipcnt, went to t'nlondtile and married
Miss Edith, the daughter of tho Hon.
Phllo Hurrltt. Kev. H. J. Crane per
formed the ceremony at S o'clock a. in.
and Mr. and Mrs. Couch left on the
Erie train north for an extended tour.
At noon Jnmes Gorman, merchant,
of south Mala street, and Miss Julia
Houston, of South Mnln street, were
married by llev. T. V. Coffey at St.
Hose church. They were attended by
the brlde'H ulster, Miss Alice Houston,
and John Delaney, of New York. The
out-of-town RUests at the reception
were: Dr. MeCSrath, and tho Misses
Crossln. of Scranton; W. .1. Coyne and
J. 13. Hoylo and Miss Hoyle, of 1'ltts
ton, Lieutenant P. J. O'Hrien. and Wil
liam hockhnrt, of 1'hlludelphla: Miss
Costello. of Khnlra, nnd Miss Oiler, of
Dickson.
Last evening at Klkdule Thomas
Morgan, an employe at Alvord and
Mule's general store nnd a well known
man about town, was united with Miss
Elizabeth Thomas In the holy bonds of
matrimony. The wedding took place
nt the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. Mary Thomns and was attended
by the relatives of the contracting par
ties only.
ANTHRACITE WILL BE CLOSED.
It was announced yesterday that tho
Anthracite hotel will be closed on Oc
tober first. At lntervnta ot a few
months for the past two or three years
the owners of Hotel American and of
Hotel Anthracite have endeavored to
reach some sort ot nn agreement
wheieby one of these hostelrles might
be closed, to tho profit of the one re
maining open, but negotiations were
always declared off without having ef
fected the sought-for result. At last
It has been decided to close the An
thracite. The bar and billiard room
will remain open and the Krlo ticket
otrico will continue to have a place In
the building. Store rooms nnd offices
will bo offered for rent In the build
ing. LODGES ELECT OFFICERS.
Lackawaxen tribe, No. 20S, Improved
Order of Ked Men, elected tho follow
ing olllcers for tho ensuing term:
Prophet. William J. Williams; sachem,
Joseph Jenkins; senior sagamore, Har
ry TJ. Lewis; junior sagamore, George
Sehroeder; trustee, John L. Goodwin.
The newly-elected chiefs will bo
"raised up" October 2 by Deputy Great
Sachem W. J. Toman, of Jcrmyn.
Olive Leaf lodge. No. 13G, Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows, Monday
night elected ofllcers for tho coming
term. They nre: Noble grand, F. J.
Roberts; vice grand, Alfred Masters;
assistant secretary, Cleorge Ileattle;
representative to grand lodge, Ed
ward Hall: trustee, A. O. FIdlam. Tho
installation of ofllcsrs will take place
October 8.
. LEAGUE OF FIVE HUNDRED.
"The Drummer Evangelist," Rev. W.
II. Williams, conducted another meet
ing in th" Presbyterian church Monday
night. Mr. Williams has secured a
good list of names for a league here,
he claims. Ho and his wife will re
turn to Carbondale Monday, October
S and speak again In tho Presbyterian
chlrch nt 7.30 p. m., at which time ho
says he will have at least five bun
dled names for tho league, as the
ministers will In tho meantime do what
they can to add to tho list of mem
bers. NEW COAL ENTERPRISE.
A iifW coal enterprise has been start
ed undi r the name of the Falls Coal
company, J. T. Pethlck, president: L.
L. Loveland, secretary, and G. Giles,
treasurer nnd manager. They have
loused the Williams workings, near the
Munin colliery on the westerly hill,
nnd v III help to supply principally the
trade ot' the rural districts, tho de
mand of which Is considerably In ex
cess of the output.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. W. W. Copeland, Mrs. C. R.
. Munn and Miss diva Dow, of this city,
Salti-n.li'iMfliiuHonesdalo fair yesterday.
vtuutr, iwo-yenr-oui son oi .Mr. and
Sirs. Charles Arthur, of No. 4, died
yesterday morning from dlphlheila.
Tho funeral was held privately yester
day afternoon, and Interment was
made in Mnpl'iioud cemetery.
Yesterday the Pennsylvania Teh
phone company connected its lines with
Hohesdule.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Kvans and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Kd wards spent yes
terday in Honesdnle.
Mrs. K. D. Lathrop is entertaining
Mrs. J. P. AVa'rner, of Green Ridge.
W. R. Johnson Is in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henrietta Lee, of Jielmont
srt'et, Is convalescent.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Williams, of Rel
mont street, have returned from Scran
ton. LIchty's Celery Nerve Compound
for nil nervous diseases, neuralgia,
rheumatism, nervous debility, paraly
sis biliousness, piles, liver complaint,
hlaney troubles and female complaints.
It goes to the seat of the disease and
:ures thoroughly and speedily. Sold
ny Matthews Hros.
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CLARK'S GREEN.
Mies Halite Mcad-3 Is visiting rela
tives !n tho vicinity of Nicholson.
Martin Cooke kfi on Holiday last for
Juty In Hlnghnmton.
Mrs. T. Pentecost Is toiioiisly sick.
On Sunday morning last a cry of dls-
llrcss was rapidly spread over our
lisuaily i.ulet village. Neighbor
hnook'H 1400 pound horse had broken
.hrough the platform of our largo
liown well and ihe male portion nt
imce assembled at tho place designated
to ueviso means of rescue. The water
Ivvas only n foot deep, and the well of
lunpio size, viz., eight feet In diameter
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EVERY W063AM
Goxctlmes needs a reliable, monthl7(rigttlitlnz medicine. Only hirauaas a'.'
tho purest drugs should be used. It you ws.nl tho but, get
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Sale by JOHN
Spruce, street.
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Inside of walls. A tripod of poles was
erected unit tackle blocks with ropes
secured, with hoisting harness, iml
In three hours' tlnm from thru- of de
pcent, the jiorse was ngaln on terra
Ilrmn. As soon as the horse was on
the grounds he neighed thanks.
Mr. A. A. Davis, .epresentntlve of
the local chapter of the Epworth
League, attended the district intly at
Luzerne last Friday, and Is expected
to report ot next Sunday evening's
meeting.
Committees have been chosen to net
In the Simpson union rally of Ep
worth Leagues, to bo held here on Fri
day evening nnd Saturday, October 5
and !. The progrnmiii" will bo found
In the columns of Tin- Tribune on
Thursday morning of next week.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
Pretty Wedding in Sacred neart
Church Cellar Flooded Personal
News. i
Miss Mary Tallet, of Mayfleld, and
Mr. Michael J. Urennan, of Archbald,
were united In marriage nt Sncred
Heart church at 2.30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Tho ceremony was per
formed by Rev. M. E. Lynott, castor
of the church, and was witnessed by a
large number of friends of the happy
young couple. Miss Mary Wulker was
blrdesmald, and both the bride and her
maid were attired In pitty cream cos
tumes. The groom was attended by
Mr. J. Fan-ell, of Archbald.
Proprietor Johns, of the Sweeney
house, has a Just grievance ngalnst the
borough, and has been put to consider
able annoyance by the defective water
ditch running past his property to the
river. Last Friday evening his cellar
was Hooded and a considerable (juan
tlty of eatables he had there were
ruined j5 a result of the ditch belns
blocked. It would cost the borough but
a small sum of money to repair the
street and prevent Mr. Johns belns
similarly annoyed after every heavy
rainfall.
There will be a special meeting of
tho Catholic Mutual Deneflt society to
morrow evening at 0.30 o'clock.
Mrs. Michael Irving, of Cemetery
street, returned homo on Tuesday even
ing from Wllkes-Harre, wh'ere she has
been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Roberts, of Mnln
street, are attending the fair at Har
ford, Susquehanna county.
John Hanophy and Harry Kennedy
will leave today, tho former going to
Rrnddock, In tho soft coal region, and
the latter to tho firemen's convention
at Newcastle, where he will represent
the William Walker Hose company, of
Mayfleld.
J. J. McCarthy, ot Mayfleld, was a
Scranton visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Osborne, Mrs. Robert
Rlakeslee and Mrs, Thomas Williams
were Scranton visitors yesterday.
M. A. Farrell, of Mayfleld, was In
Wilkes-TSarre yesterday.
Prof. F. S. McCarthy, of Mayfleld,
has accepted a position as Instructor of
mathematics In the International Cor
respondence School at Scranton.
The High school foot ball team will
play the team of tho Carbondale Com
mercial school lu Alumni park, Satur
day afternoon. The local team has
been hard at practice for some time
past.
A WONDERFUL CURE OF
DIARRHOEA.
A PROMINENT VIRGINIA
EDITOR
Had Almost Given Up, but Was
Brought Back to Perfect Health
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
nnd Diarrhoea Remedy.
READ HIS EDITORIAL.
Prom the Time", Hillstille, Vj.
I suffered with diarrhoea for a long
time and thought I was past being
cured. I had spent much time and
money nnd suffered so much misery
that I had almost decided to give up
all hopes of recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertisement
of Chnmbei Iain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and also some tes
timonials stating how scmo wonderful
cures had been wrought by this reme
dy, 1 decided to try It. After taking
a few doses I was entirely well of that
trouble, and I wish to sny further to
my readies and fellow-sufferers that
I am a halo and hearty man today
and feel as well as I over did In my
llf O. R. Moore. Sold by all drug
gists. Mntthews Rros., wholesale and
retail agents
OLYPHANT.
An Interesting double wedding took
place last evening, when Miss Dinah
Kvnns. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam T. Kvans, of Suiuehnnna street,
became the wife of William Allen, of
Hlakely, and Miss Mary J. MeLaln
became Mrs. Lloyd Pairy. Miss Me
Laln and Mr. Parry were united by
Rev. W. R. Mntthews, In their newly
furnished home In lllt'kely nt 7 o'clock,
Miss Kvnns acting as 1 rldesmald, and
Mr. Allen ns groomsmunr The bride
wore a very pretty nnvy blue tailor
made surV. The party were tlun
driven to the home of Miss Kvnns, on
Susquehanna street, whore she and Mr.
Allen were wedded by Rev. J. A.
Kvans, paetor of the Providence Hap
tlst 'church. She was attired in a
beautiful wedding gown of blue silk
with white satin and applique trim
mings. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd. A dainty wedding
supper was served nt the conclusion
of the ceremony. The young people
are nil well known and have a host
of friends, who wish them n long nnd
happy wedded life. Mr. Allen is a
member of Hauer's Military band.
G. M. Hughes, of Carbondale, will
Install the otllcers of Olyphant lodge.
No. SSI, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, on Monday evening.
Miss Florence Howard left yester
day to spend a few weeks at Nichol
son. The game between the Drowns and
Piiccbtirgs yesterday broke up In a
wrangle In tho eighth Inning, with the
score 11 to 10 In favor oi the visitors.
Tho game was notable for the amount
of wrangling Indulged lu. John
o'lloru, first baseman of the visitors,
distinguished lilnw-lf in that line par
ticularly. On Friday, the Hrowns will
certain In result.
n-utituur. i-eaiwnoYcraisappoirjr,, Domiorm.wporoox,
H. PHELPS, Frtrmaciit, ccr. Vkycrr.ing tvenue and
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PETERSBUR0, IMMEDIATELY ANOTHER
CASE OF YIN MARIANI FOR HER 1M
PERIAI. MAJESTY EMPRESS OF RUS.
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Ordered by the Court Physicians.
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WORLD FAMOUS TONIC,
Prominent People Everywhere Use It
Sold by nil druKRlut. Refuse Substitutes.
Marianl & Co , 52 W. 15th St., New York, pub
I lh n hanihome book ot endoisements ot
Emperors, Fmpross, Princes, Caidlnals, Arch
bishops nnd other distinguished personages. It
Is Bent gratis nnd postpaid to all who write tor
It.
play with Dunmore, and on Saturday
at 3.30 with Mlnookn. Tho Rubber
necks will piny the Harmonies nt 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Rev. A. D. David, of Thompson, Is
visiting relatives In Hlakely.
Mrs. John Smith nnd two sons, Lu
ther Lloyd and John Pickering have
gone to Washington, D. C, on n visit.
A number of people from here and
Hlakely attended tho MoPeek-DavId
W'ddlng at Peckvlllo yesterday morn
ing. K. S. Jones will leave the latter part
of the week for a trip to the Adlron
dacks. Rev. J. M. Smoulter, of Rock Lake,
visited the parochial residence yes
terday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathaniel and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pickering and Lu
ther Lloyd, left last evening for Ros
lyn, AVash. Many of their friends as
sembled at the station to bid them
farewell. They left on the Delaware
and Hudson 7.29 train.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Tonight's Concert at the M. E.
Church Base Ball Today Today's
Mass Meeting Personal News.
This evening Miss Ada H. Dean, the
dramatic reader and entertainer, will
give a recital In the Methodist Episco
pal church. Miss Dean is a talented
elocutionist and her engagement in this
town affords a splendid opportunity
to the people here. Among her best
miseries are "These Little Pigs Went
to Market," "And Faster with Perepa,"
"A Plan Than Was Not a Success."
She is a reader of rare ability and
those who desire and pleasant and pro
fitable evening should hear her. Her
selections are new and widely chosen
and her manner Is most delightful and
charming. Remember that the ad
mission Is free and that every body Is
cordially Invited. A collection will be
taken dining the evening.
Local branch, No. 1013. United Mine
Workers of America, will hold a mnss
meeting this afternoon at Kverley's
grove. Previous to the meeting tho
union will parade from the headquar
ters to the grove. Among those who
are expected to address the assemblage
are District Organizer Fred Dllcher,
John J. Ilnrte and other well known
organizers.
Rase ball today. Price Library team
versus the'lJrowns, of West Scranton,
on the school house park grounds.
Game will commence at 3 o'clock.
A match game of quoits will take
place at the Parker hotel, on I'nlon
street, pay day, between John Price
and Kenjnmin Llewellyn, to be followed
by n lumdlcap match.
The foundation wall for the new silk
factory on High street Is Hearing com
pletion. Masons will soon begin on the
upper portion, which will be built with
brick and will be one story high.
The members of the Taylor Hose
company are working like beavers for
the success of the entertainment nnd
ball to be held In Weber's rink on
Tuesday, Oct. ft.
The borough council Is having a new
flooring placed In the bridge which
crosses the Keyset- creek in North Tay
lor. The congregation eif the First Con
gregational church, of Feltsvllle, nre
making several noticeable Improve
ments about their edifice, such a stone
wall, etc.
A large number of our towns-people
are desirous eif attending the produc
tion of the Gymanfu Ganii at the P.
M. church of Rellevue on Sunday, Sept.
30, which will be In charge of Profes
sor Daniel Protheroe, Mus. Rao.
Dr. J. S. Porteus Is home from his
trip to New York.
Taylor -astIe, No. 207, Knights of the
Golden Fugle, will meet In regular ses
sion this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kllhu Day, of New
castle, nie visiting relatives In this
place.
Superintendent K. J. Kvans, of West
Scranton, paid an oillclal visit to Fore
man Curt yesterday.
Mr. John D. Gwynne, of Taylor street,
called In friends In Olyphant on Tues
day. PECKVILLB.
Samuel, the ten-year-old son of Mr.
John Wearne, mt with a painful ac
cident Tuesday afternoon. The boy
had secured a dynamite cap and, not
knowing how dangerous nn object was
his plaything, attempted to fasten a
bicycle bell to the cap by a nail. The
cap exploded, mid save for the protec
tion of the bell, his hnnd would prob
ably have been torn in pieces. As it
was. tho hand war, badly Injured, the
llesh being terribly lacerated.
Mrs. William Hell, Mrs. C. II. Heat
tys and Mrs. Geoige Heed were Scran
ton visitors Tuesday.
Mr. Isaac Marsh Is 111 with typhoid
fever.
North Main street residents were
awakened at about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning by several shots being llrad
In rapid succession. It proved to be
Mr. Kdword liarncs trying his skill as
u marksman upon a man who was
skulking about the premises.
The Dolph & Robertson store at
Dolphs will clos3 today until after tho
strike.
Mr. George Patterson, of Carbondale,
was n caller In town yesterday.
" Typhoid fever seems to bo prevalent
here. There aro no less than live cases
reported at the present time within tho
limits of Hlakely borough.
Mrs. Phoebe Surg and Mrs. Hawk, of
Georgetown, Wayne county, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stage, of Pros
pect hill.
Miss Maud Treverton Ib dangerously
III with typhoid fever.
Mr. Monis I.aliar Is convalescent
from his wcunt severe Illness.
An
GENESIS OF THE
PARTY PLATFORMS
(Concluded from Page 5.)
affairs, the federal courts for Issuing
Injunctions (which wns called "gov
ernment by Injunction") ; favored
limited tenure In civil ofllccs, appoint
ments to bo made after ascertaining
qualifications of applicants.
1000.
The Dmorrnts In convention In 1900
realllrmcd nil the platform of 'AC and
restated definitely tho demand for the
free und unlimited colr.nge of silver at
10 to 1. They also declared against
Imperialism and tnuts nnd In favor
of the -lection of t'nlted States sena
tors by popular vote.
The Republican platform Indorsed
the administration of President Me
Klnley, especially commending the
policy regarding the new possessions,
theconduct of the war the Dlngley
tariff nnd the law establishing the gold
monetary standard for the United
States. It also condemned trusts.
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
TllfttSDAY, SKI'T. 27.-Mr. 1 Mo; ne In "The
Crr.itest Thing In the Woild."
nilllAV, sr.l'T. 2S.-"l'rloner of Zenda."
Academy of Muse.
A Mi WKKK. The Anhrey Stock Company.
"Under the Ked Eohe."
A large audience law "Cnder the Ited Itolie,"
prrcnUd at the I.rreum lat nlcht by a ram-
puny of very competent artMs, headed hy Paul
Ullmorc, who appeared In the role of Ull m
lii-rault, and Mii 1'ranrr flaunt, who was the
Itenee do t'oeheforet of the cast.
The play ha hem feen here so often that a
divimion of It4 merltt M unnecessary. Sulllco
It to nay. that Stanley Weynian's excellent story
of the Hlihelln porinil of Kieneh nlr-tory hu
hern transferred to the stage in a most woilhy
manner, and as pu wnlcd hit nluht the full
(harm of the story was revealed. The scenery,
costumes, etc., were In Keeping with the char
acter of Ihe play.
"We 'uns of Tennessee.
The Aubrey dramatic company presented a
beautiful play, from the pen of I.ee Arthur,
last evening, entitled "We 'uns of Tennessee."
The piece was staged in a masntflccnt manner,
the stcnery was superb, nnd judging from the
applause the audience enjojol It Immenscl).
"We 'uns of Tcmie.rc" is a war play with
out the usual noise and shooting prominent li
war dramas. The story of the play inns on in
cidents, supposed to haie taken place In camp
at riilcaniauga during the recent war between
Ihe I'nlted Mates and Spiin. Mls .lean Cow-
gill, as Mandy Monroe, was all Hut could I e
evpected. Sdny Vrc, "" -TarJt flray, made
an exceptionally big hit, us did Ulyses D.nls
as Captain .lack Thomas. A ery clever bit of
ehai.ieter acting was done hy Harry ciRglns
in Ihe role of I.lgo Monroe, the lough moun
taineer. On acroiuil of Ihe great satisfaction
plMti by Ibis piece it will be iep".ited I'riday
evening. This allernoon "Canst" will be pie
unfed, rnd loniuht, "lied, White and lilue" will
be the attt.ictlon.
Mrs. LeMoyne Tonight.
"The (iieatest Thing In the World," the new
play In which Sarah Cowell T.eMoyne scored
suilr a success last spring ami In whleii t-he
(Mimes her Millar tour this season, has been
ediloiially commended for its puilty and power
by Hie leading papers in euiy city wlieie it lias
been presented. In lla-don, where Mrs. I.eMojne
eloed a two weeks' engagement to the capacity
of the Trcmont theatre, the l'.eiiing Tianscilpt
said editorially:
"There wa never a sweeter, cleaner play, more
e banning)- informed with whit is called 'heart
interest,' or one be'. ler staged or better per
formed than 'The (iieatist Thing In the Woild.' "
Tho Traveler said: "No one can s the play
and not be iHiiefteil, eniiohh-d. Tin ili-me Is
msnuilKcnt In lis Peaiit.v, stiength and gran
deur." The (liobe said: " 'The firoalcst Tiling In the
Woild' is ceitalnly an ai'ipilsitlon tn the Amui
ean stage."
Tho Post said: "Hegarding Mrs. I.cMo) lie's
linpctsuuallnn, only winds of eonllal praNo ale
tn be written."
Til.- Herald said: "The rn.t, as a whole, is
one of the best lloston has seen, and Mis. I.e
Mo.vno Is In li lougiatulated on her support."
Willi suih a coiwiku of critical opinion fiom
the Hub, iclnfoicid by the excellent lepoits of
all those who have witnoed the play, "The
(rent est Thing In Hie Woild" should li- asmicl
ot a ciowded bouse when Mrs. I,eIo)ne iki)s a
spei tal engiigiment at Ihe locctmi theatie to
night. "Prisoner of Zenda."
The announcement of the engagement here of
the great Lyceum thealie, New Voik, success,
"The PiUotier of Zenda," will be balled with de
light byho mass of our best theatie goers. The
production will be presented by special airange
mi tit with Panic! rtohn.au, iind, r wlio-e i.ipable
management it lias been ptcsentcd since its In
ciption. Tho leading role, the dual one of lias,
tend) II and the King, will be assumed by Vaugh
an (!laer, whose association with the play as
I'lltz Von TailHihelin In the past, lias so mate
ilally added to its success, and Chailotte Tit tell,
as the Piincess 1'laila, has a cluractei that fits
lar abilities and personality 111.,' the pr.iMibl.il
glove. The scenic equipment is inot handsome
nud elaborate, ieiulilng a spni.il baggage car
for lu li'.in-pnitjlic.ii. 'I'll,. ila, will be piesent
ed at Ihe I.)ieiun toinonon- night.
May Irwin.
It has been announced In these columns that
Miss May Irwin, well Known and so well liked
by the thealie goers c.f Scranlon, would appear
heie in thin city at the I, mini theatie on Moll
day, Oct. 1, in a new play by Clen Mellonough,
entitled "The Hello of llridgepoit." Miss fiwin
will appear hero In this play and on lids date,
but since the first announcement was made Miss
lew In and her author have decided for 1 Heir best
Inlciests to lunge the name of the plav from
"The Belle of Bridgeport" tn " Woman's Way."
Tills Is done for the reason thai m'UtjI othir
plaj are being piodmed for the m rent season
with titles of a similar character, mli as "Th"
Hello of Bohemia, " etc., and Miss Irwin chose
"A Woman's 'a" as being a better one and
more suitable to the plav.
The f i lends of this lolly comedienne, by the
way, will no doubt be glad to hear that "A
Woman's Waj" was pioduccil a short time ago
In New Haven, Conn., and created an Instan.
taneoiis and overwhelming suicess, it being
voiced by all as the most prouounecil lilt ot this
inimitable attress' noteworthy career. She will
go into New Yolk in the middle of Oelohir for
her annual six mouths' run at the Illjuu theatre.
The Bon Ton Stock Company. -
The "Princess of Patches" will be th bill
Monday at the Academy. Mr. I.e.vhuipo will bo
seen as "Wangle," the tiamp, In which lie Is
veiy funny. Mr. I.e.vbiiinf, it will be lemeni
be led, pla.ved here last seaon, and ga e-illre
satisfaction; tbU )ear Miss Ihnu.a lluuUng has
tho soubrctte work. Mi-s Hunting is a charm
ing little peiHon, and is sum tn please her
bearers. The company carry speilal wener) for
ail productions, specialties between the acts,
make the show- continuous.
Ladles' tickets with fifteen cents secures the
best seat in the bruise Monday. Matinees sl.nt
Tu-sday. One week Is the length of their stay
hue.
MET DEATH BY SUETOCATIOIT.
Fritz Sngate Threw Himself on His
Bed While Drunk.
By Inclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Port Huron, Mich., sept. 26. Lying
faco downward upon the bed, In his
dingy little home, tho lifeless body of
Fritz Sagatx?, a well known character
of the north end, was found hy some
neighbors this evening. Bagatu's face
was blackened and bloody, and bore
evidence, at a vupeiilclul glance, of
liming been foully dealt with.
On Investigation, however, the au-
The People's
A
POPULAR CLEANING IIOUSR for tlio Ueiuflt of AM Will
Have House lt Rant, Rcnl Estuts op Oth-r Property to
Sell or Excltniigt:, or Who Want Situation or IIolp Tines
Small Advertisements Cot One Cent n WorJ, Six Insertions (or
rive Cents a Word--lixicpt Sltuiitloiit Wanted, Wnlcli ArJ In
ficrtcd Tree.
FOR RENT.
1MIOOU llOAKIUNel IIOUSP. KOlt UKNTi (T.N-
tral. ("oiucgjs, Ilimo lltiihllnir.
fi'iisisiiiii) iinraro"iuTxT. isoi-tttr. mz
Madlon avenue.
Ki'itNisiiiu) norsi: ion nnsx in osb op
the hot location In Sera 111 on: mlirn mm
I'Im walk Irotn Tour! Home, on tho "Hill Mo
tion; modern lmiurrrnpntii ftfuted l' "lr
mires almot newlv fumlnhnl, ront.ilntmr l'';lnj
inany tiok, o l,ed n.oim fitted, etc. ,,'
rent fur ft) month until April 1. AeldrcM.
"FumWinl," I. O. Ilo 211, Si Milton, T Pi.
"OH Df'NT - 400 LACKAWANNA AVI'.NIH",
four lloornj elevator; test store nd loca
tion In Scranton.
FOR GALE
ron s i.n nooKs, ricrcni-s, taum",
Stand, Hod, Piano. 627 Wyoming ave.
rort SAMi-roAi.i coai.i coai.i 4,000
acres soft coal land; high grade coal; near
railroad; excellent tunnel sites; no shafU need
ed; railroad con lie built to mouth ot tunnels;
with timber and water; udjolnlnir a vast country
void of timber or coal. Apply to A. C. Majors,
ltaton, New Mexico.
WAJEjDTOBUY.
WANTHD-SKCOND IIAjTir'si.OY 'mACHINUS:
must lie In good order; etnte particulars at
to make and price. Address, I,. M., general de
livery, Scranton, Pa.
RECRUITS WANTED.
MAItlNF. COUPS UNITHD STATES NAVY HT.
cnilts wanted Able-bodied men; service on
our warships In all parts ot the world and on
land In the Philippines, when required. Lieu
tenant Colonel 11. II. Ituscell, N. W. Corner UcK.
avvanna and Wyoming avenues, Scranton.
roit iiiiNT-vnuv imsi.tAnu: uooms, vn
board, at 410 Adams avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ANY AMOt'N'T OF MON'F.V TO LOAN'. QUICK,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to G per cent. Call on S. V. Walker,
314-315 rcunell building.
PROPOSALS.
SlT.CiriC'ATlOX-r'On Tin: CLKWIXn AM
icpalring and painting a bridge known as
ComHIton bridge, situated in Old l'orge bor
ough: Said bridge is to be scraped clean and
tightened nnd the guard rails to he extended
twelve feet on both ends of the Inidge and on
both sides of the road, and the rail is to lie of
two and one-hall (214) inch pipe and tliere ,s
tn lie two 121 extra iron fiosts to each additional
guard and the said bridge Is to he painted two
coats with the Stanton Bridge Paint, manufac
tured by the Scianton Paint company, and the
said work is to be done In a workmanlike man
ner nnd is to be Inspected by the street and
bridge committee. The contractor shall have to
furnish bonds for the faithful fulfillment of his
contract and the council shall have th- right
to i elect am- one and all bids. The bids must lie
in wilting by the first day of Cctober, POO, and
turned in to the council.
IIVVII) DAVIS.
litKI) XAVf.on,
C. 1). SNYDIlit.
Street and llrldtsu Committee.
LEGAL.
XtiriCi: IS IH'.llllliY oiypx that ax api-i.i-eat'on
will be made to the Koveinor of the
Slate of Ponnsylvanli on Snturda.v, October lith,
1100, by Frank It. Snvder, Frank .1. Schoonover,
Charles S. Snider, John 1). Cohiu and K. V.
Cooke, under the Act of Assembly ol the Com
monwealth of I'cnns.ilianla, entitled nn Act to
provide for the incoipotation and regulation of
certain coiporations, approied April 2'i, 1874,
and the supplements theieto, for the charter ot
an intituled cciporatiou, to be imII-iI "Ihe Covey
Cieck Coal Cori.anv," the chaiacter and ob
ject of ulili li Is (or (lie purpose of mlninir, pi.'
paling iind eliini; of coal nnil leaslni; of coal
lands, nnd for these putposes to have and pos
sess all the liielits and benefits and piliih'Kes of
(lie said Act ot Assi'intitv anil its supplements.
t'.'. F. CiiOKF, Solicitor.
Nonci:-Tiil: axntal mf.i:tin(i of thf
inemhcr.s of The La.kanamia Sloie Vs-ocla-tion,
Llir.ltel, will be tield at the office of the
as-oclatlon in the Cil) of Scranton, Pa., on
Wednesday, October 3, 1IK10. at 10 o'clock a. in,,
for the election of managers for the ensuing
vear, and for th.- transaction of such other
business ns nuiv proierly come before the meet
inir. If. S. rAlltCIIILI),
Scranton, Pa , Sept. 10. lnon. Secretary.
tluultles art- e-onvinceil that Rugate
had been on a spree and threw himself
upon his face on the bed, thus lielng
smothered to death. He has u son re
siding in Imlay City. The deceased
was ahniit CO years of age.
TORTUNE EVERY DAY.
Eight Thousand Barrels Pouring Out
of a West Virginia Well.
Special to the SciaiTlon Tribune.
Weston, W. Va Sept. 0. The South
Penn Oil company well onhe Copley
farm, Is (lowing S.000 barrels a day
and has filled all the tanks, and Is now
pouring Its stream of gold Into Sand
Fork Crek,
It Is the biggest well ever found In
the stute and will pour $10,000 a day
Into the pipe lines, which will be con
nected tomorow. As much as $100 an
acre and the usual royalty was paid
today for tho privilege of drilling two
miles from the well. Kverybody Is
wild, and hundreds are Hocking to the
ground In the hope of finding a few
square feet of unleased land,
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
The Man Behind the Gun, However,
Is Under Arrest.
By exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
liellefontu, Pa., Sept. 2C John Kee
nau, a woodsman, today shot and killed
Annie Hobson, the pretty daughter of
John Hobson, of Citlllnton, this counly.
The two, accompanied by the girl's
baby sister, had goiu for a walk In
the woods, and a half hour afterward
Keenan carried the lifeless body of the
girl back home.
The man claims the sjiootlng acci
dental, but there is a doubt, and the
authorities will Investigate. Keenan U
under arrest.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At lliocikl.vn H.
Philadelphia OOOOOOOOO-O
Biookl.vn 10 007022 -12
II.
.1
17
Hatleilcs Donohue, McFurlaud und Douglass;
Kltson and Fantll, I'inplri Iluist.
At Boston II
ii. i:.
New York 3 0 110 0 0 0 0-7 13 5
Boston i U 2 1 0 0 0.1 - b 0 2
lljttciioaSc) incur and (irady; Dlnein, Clarke
and Connor. Impiie Snider.
At IMIMiurs- II.
Cliicliinall 001030200-0
Pittsburg 2 0 110 0 0 0 0- 4
Batteries Scott and Kalioe; Tannehlll,
lippl and Zlmmer. Umplie Fnullc.
Phil.
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup
Has teen med lor over FIFTY YEAItS by
MILLIONS of MOTHEKS for their CllILUIIKN
WH1LK TEUT1IINO, with PKltFtUT BUUL'USS.
It feOOTIUS the CIllLIl. SOFTUNS the (JUMi
ALLAYS all PAINi CUBKS WIND COLK;, and
It the best remedy fcr DIAIlllllOUA. Sold by
Druggists In every part ol the. world, I In sura
and ask lor "Mrs. Wlmlow's riocthlnj Syrup,"
. ..s vs other kind. Twenty-flve cenU
Exchange.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTKD-lllII.IAllLi: LADY AUI'.NTO l'Oll
latest houeliohl attic le: good mollis und
steady vvotk. Call or addieiM Betty Seat Mfft
Co., 34 Lackawanna avenue.
LADY TO ('ALL ON PHYSICIANS Itr.dAlllllXU
an article of readt sale, good opportunity for
bright woman, dans Bros., P18 South Thirteenth
strut, Philadelphia.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTKIl-2 Oil .-tTlitsTsllMII BOOMS, l'Oll
light housekeeping, centrallv located. Ad
dress, J. W., Williams building, Citv.
DRESSMAKING.
Dltr.SSMAKIN'0 FOB CIIILDBIIN TO onUKIl;
also ltdies' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adams sevnue.
SITUATIONS WAITED
SITCATION W xX'ti'.D -TO 00 OCT. TUB liltvr
part of the week, washing and Ironing b) the
dnv; washing and iiunlng taken home also, tall
or address, L, II., ;-lt North Sumner avenue.
placi: iVaxti:i-.s ciiilii's nihsk, on vr
light second work, by neat, pry and relit
ble girl. Sleeping tit home pieferred. Address,
.1. M., Tilbune older, city.
WANTBD WASIIINII AND 1BONIMI TO DO AT
home by first class laundress. Call or ad
dress, Mrs. A. JL, 620 Forest couit, city.
WAXTBD-WOBK AS LAl'XDBI'.SS t'Olt MON
c!a)8, or nny Kind of work, housi-cleaning or
offices; can give best city references. Address
T. Jl 702 i:im street.
vYANTini VS1IIN(I AND
cleaning; best reference.
General delivery.
IltOMXO 01!
Address A. .1.,
SITI'ATIOX WANTIll) -BY MIDDLF. AOl.D (HAT
of Integrlt) ami strict attendance to busi
ness, with 111 vears expeilence in brewery ac
counting, as bookkeeper, clerk or collector; best
leferences. Address T, 22 South street, Wilkes
Dane, Pa,
SITCATION WAXTIUl-BY A dim. 1.'. YHAUS
old to do light housewotk or mind ball).
Address SJ'.l Putnam street. North Bud, city.
UAXTBD WOIIK AS LACXPIIKSS l'Oll MOX
days nnd Thursdays; can give best city lef
erences. Address, T. JL, T02 Mm street.
SITCATION WAXTBDllY LADY IX LWVYKlt'S
or Insurance olflee: writes good baud; anxi
ous to obtain emplotmeiit; willing and not afraid
of work. Addiess "Bxpcricnocil," care of this
(Tribune) ottlce.
siTi'ATioN w.NTi:i!-i:.pi:itii:x( i:i book-
keeper, stenoaraphcr, tvpwriter and general
office man. II. If., this office.
SFI CATION WATKD-BV A WOMAN At'
home, would like to have four or five wash
ings and ironings; good woik done. (all or
drop postal. II. . T., Sl'i Mulbeny street, clly.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B. BBI0G3 CLF.ANS PMYY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor. Improved pumps used.
A. II. BUICfiS. Proprietor. Leave orders 110J
North Main avenue, or F.loke's druc store, cur
tier Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 0310.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
FDWAItl) C. SPAULDINO. C.
cr' Bank building.
A 2.1 THAU-
Architects.
EDWAIII)
building,
II. DW'IS, AHCIllTIXr, CONNBI.I,
Scranton.
Kiti:iii:nicK l. brown. .Mtniira'T. rmen
building, tti! Washington avenue, Scranton.
Cabs and Carriages.
linilil'.it Tllini) CABS AND CAltltl.WiF.S; BF.Sr
of service. Prompt attention Riven orders, by
'phone 'Phones 2o7J and 8.1.12. Joseph Kelley,
124 Linden.
Dentists.
nit. c. n. F.H.rNBi:itiH:it
Siruce fitrcet, Scianton.
I'ACI.l
BFII.DINO,
1)11. I. O. lYJHX, SCHANTON PBIYATF. HO
pital, comer Wiomlrg and Mulberry.
nu.c. c. LAcnAcn, ns wyomino ayknci:.
DH. II. F. RHYNOI.DS, OPP. I'. O.
Hotels and Restaurants.
nn: f.i.k c.n:. 125 and 127 fbanklin avf.-
line. Bates reasonable.
P. ZFiai.I'.n, I'roptletar.
sen anton norsi:. ni:au d l. a w. pas".
bcnuer del ot. ( ondiictetl on the l.tttopcin plan.
V1CTOU KOCH. Pioprl.-tor.
Lawyers.
j. w. urowninc ArronNnv AND COL'.VS'a..
lor-at-lavv. Bocms 312-31.1 Mears bnildina'.
1). 11. HF.PI.OUI.i;. AllUK.M.l-I.OANs NFOO-
tiateil on real esiau
corner WaslilnKton a'
tiated on' real estate seeuilty. Meats hullifii,,.
iiviiiiii- aim r-pniee ktieet.
niAXK 1:. 110YI.1:. wi(iim:y and cocnsi:l.
lot atlavv. Burr buildinc;, llooiiu 11 flll( lt
Washington avenue.
whTaTidT WAitmiN & knum;, -moim
and Counsellors-at-Law. Itepublic.111 LuIIiIIiil
Washington avenue.
JnSsT' P T"JKSSI 'P. ATTO UN! : VsT AND rnvs.
sellois-at-Law. Coiiimolivvvjltli bitlldliiy, Ituonu
10, 20 and 21,
jTmIF'V.-OUJFonjJ. ,-"T(H!Nirv.ATL.VW;
Booms 514, HU and Mb Board of Trade build-Init-
KDWAui) W. TIIAYI.lt. ATTOIINHY. BOOMS
MW-flOl, 0th tloor, Mears building.
LL. A. WATIti:s, aiiuiii.i..i..uv, HOMID
ot trade miliums;, scmiiiun, i.
c. ii. pitch r.u, ArronxnY-AT-LAwrTiautD
of Trade building, Scianton, Pa.
PATTF.HSON & WILCOX, TIIAHLltS' NATIONAL
Bank building.
C. COMFOYS, 111! HIXriH.ICAV BCII.D1NO.
aT7.' iTlTilTHOLI'. ATTOBNLV, Mi:Ai!s1lId)L
Physicians and Surgeons.
nil! V. i:. AI.LF.N, 513 NOHTIi WASHINGTON
avrnue.
DB. S, V. L'AMOIIIIAI'N. OFFICK 33-1 WASH
Imtton Bienue. Ilckidence. MIS Mulheiiv.
Chronic dlteases, luns, heart kidneys and
Kcnlto-urlnaiy oigaui a specialty. Hours, 1 to
p. m.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF Till: LACKAWANNA, Sell NTOX,
Pa, ('outsell pteparatory to college, law, niedl
cine or business. Opens Sept. 12th. Send for
catalogue. Ilev. Thomas M. C'anu, LL.D., prln
clpal ind piopilctoi; W. II. Plumle;, A, Jf.,
headmaster.
Seeds.
o. it. CLAitii k co.. si',i:dsmi:x and nciis-
ei)inen, store 201 Washlnston avenue; green
house. 1030 North .Main avenue; stole tele
phone, 1f4.
Wire Screens.
JOSFPli KliXrBL, BBAU 611 LC'KVANN
avenue, Scranton, l'a,, inanulaeturer of Wire
Screens.
Miscellaneous,
ll.UT.It'H OUCIIi:sTllATMCS() "Voil HALLS,
picnics, imitlcs, ictcptfons, wrdJlnas and con
cert work furnWied. For terms address H, J,
Bauer, conductor, 117 Wyoming avenue, over
Hulbtrt's mu.lc store.
MKOABClKi: BIU1S., PlllNTFBS' SUPPLIFS, H.N
lelopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect Mny 27, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton:
0.45 n. m., week dnys, for Sunbury,
Hnrrisburjr, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Fltts
ourg and tho West.
0.38 n. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Korristown,
nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
bury, Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore.WaBhlngton and Pitts
burg and tho West.
2.18 p. m., week days, (Sundnyt
1.D8 p. m) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazloton, Potts
vllle, Beading, &c, week days.
4.27 p. m., week dnys, for Sunbury,
Hnzleton, Pottsvllle, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
.1. n. WOOD, Oen. Pass. Agt.
J. B. IICTCIIINSOX, Pen. Mgr.
Delaware Lackawnnna and Western.
In niTect .tune 10, 1D00.
South Leave Scranton for Ne'v York at 1.45,
.1.00, fl.40, 8.00 and 10.0S a. m., P-.o3, S.H3 and
C10 p. in. Tor Philadelphia at D.40, 8.00 and
ld.or, a. in. : 12.o5 and 3.3.1 p. m. For Rtrouds
burg at 0.10 p. m. Milk ami nccoimnodatlon at
3.40, p. tn. Arrive at Hobr-en at 0.R5, 7.11,
10.1S a. m.; n.ni, 2.47, 4. is, 7.11) nnd l1 p. m.
Arilve st Philadelphia at 10.00 a. m.-, 1.00, 3.48.
0.00 nnd S.22 p. m, Arrive from Xew York at
1.01, 4.0(1 and 10.20 a. m.i 1.00. 1.52. 8.43, 8.43
and 11.30 p. m. Prom Stroudsburg at S.ttt a. m.
Noith Lchv-o Scranton for Buffalo and Inter
mediate stations at 1.10, 4.10 nnd 8.30 a. m.;
...,, h..i unii ii.ic;, p. m. lor isi-. hi.-, -v-
"iisc- hi 4. in a. m. and l.Ki p. in. ror un -
1.10 a. m. and l.n.1 p. m. for Montrose at 8..10
a. m.i 1.01 p. m. nnd .1.41 p. m. For Nlehol;
son at 4.00 nnd 0 11 p. m. Tor llinghamton. 10.2a
nnd S..MI p. ,, ,,rie in Scrnnton from nnffa'c,
t I. .10, "M, .-,.3." ind 10.00 a. in.; 3.30 and S.00
P- m. I'rom Oswego and Syracuse at 2..11 a. m. ;
12.3s and 8.00 p. m. I'rom Ctlca at 2.B5 a. m.;
12 ' and 3.." p m. From Nicholson at 0.50 a.
m. and 0.0, n. m. From Montrose at 7.55 and
10.00 n. tn,; ;,,i0 and .( p. in.
Bloomsburg Dltlsloti Leave Scranton for
Northumberland nt 11. II, 10.0."i a. m.i 1.51 and
J.i0 p. m. Cor Phmoiilh at 1.H.1, 3.40. 8.55 and
IIS., i. ni. Tor Nniillcoke at M0 a. in. Arrive
at Northumberland nt (l.S.1 n. m. ; 1.10, 5.00 and
S-4 1 p. m. rrle a, Nantlcoke at 0.10 a, in.
Arrive at Plvinoulh at 2.0(1. 4.32, 9.50 p. in. and
12.30 n. n. Atrlve nt Scianton from Northum
berland at 0.42 n. m. ; 12.31. 4.50 and 8.45 p.
m- I'rom Nanlicoke nt 11.00 a. m. From
l'l.vmouth at 7.10 a in.. 3 20. ,1.3.1 and 11.10 p. m.
. SC.MUV TBMNH.
South Leave Scranton 1.40, 3.00, 5 (0, 10.03 a.
m.i 3.3.1. r,.w and 8.10 p. m.
North Leave- Scranton at 1.10, 4.10 a. m. i 1.55,
5.4s and 11.35 p. m.
Blooinsbuig Division Leave Scranton at 10.05
- in- and n.,10 p. ni.
Delaware and Hudson.
In F.fToct June Mth, 1000.
Trains for Carbondale leave Scranton -at (1.20,
7.53, 8.53, 10.13 n. m.i 12.00. 123. 2.20, 3.52, 6.25,
0.2.1, 7.57, fi.n 11.1.1 p. m.; 1.1(1 a. m.
For Ilonesilale und Lake Lodore 0.20, 10.13 a.
m. : 2 20 aid 5.25 p. m.
For Willics-llamfUI. 7.48, 8.41. fl.ls, 10.43 .
m.i 12.03, 1.28, 2.l, 3.33, 4.27, 0.10, 7.4?, 10.11,
11.30 p. m.
For L. Y. n. B. polnts-0.43 a. m.; 12.0.1, 2.18,
.1.31 and 11.30 p. m.
For Pennsvlvaiila B. 11. points C.4.1. 0.33 I.
m. : 2.1S and 4?7 n. m.
For Mlianv and all points north (5.20 a. m,
and 3.52 p. m.
SI'NllxY TnUNR.
For CarbondaIe-7.20, 0.00, 11.31 a. m.J 2.26,
3.52. ,1.47. 10.52 p. tn.
For Wllkcs.narrc-9..1S a. m.; 11.0), 1.5s, 3.23
4.4'i. li.27, 8.2, p. 111.
For Albany and points north 3.52 p. m.
l-or iiniieiuiaie anil I.al.e l.ouorc si.ou, 11
33 a
m. anil 3..12 p
Lowest rates to all points in I'nlted States an
Carad.i.
J. W. ni'ItmrK, (I. P. A.. Albany, N. Y.
II. W. ('BOSS, D. V. A., Scranton, l'a,
-
Lehigh Valley Railroad,
In F.ITect May 27, 1900. '"
Trains Leave Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via !". k H.
It. 11., at tl. 1.1 a. m. and 12.01, 2.1P, 4.27 (Blac'
Diamond Bxpiess), and 11.30 p. tu. Sunda), 1).
t II. It. It.. 1.58, 7.4S p. m.
For White Haven, llazleton and principal
points in the coal regions, via I), k II. R. U-,
0.45, 2.18 and 4.27 p. ni. For Pottsvllle, 6.43,
2.1S p. m. , . , .
For Bethlehem, Faston, Iteadina;, Harrlsburg
and principal intermediate slat Ions via I), k II.
It It", 0.45 a. m.; 12.01. 2.1S, 4.27 (Black Dia
mond Fxpress), 11.30 p. m. Sundays, D. & II.
li. B., 1.58, 7.49 p. in.
For Tiinkhannock. Towanda F.lmlra. Ithaca,
fiei eva and principal intermediate stations, via
U, L. k W. II. It.. 8.08 a. tn.; 1.05 and 3.35
For finieva, llochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
riiicaeo. and all points west, via I). k II. n. It.,
1-MB. 3.31 (IlKii k Diamond F.xpress), 7.4S, 10.41,
11.30 p. m. Sundays, 1). & II. II. H., 12.0'i p.
i'lilViuan parlor and slceplns or I.ehish Valley
parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes-Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus
pulsion Brldire.
ItOI.I.IN II. WILDFII. fien. Rupt., 20 Cortland
stieet. New York. .. - ., ,
CIIAKI.F.S S. I.l'.i:. (icn. Pass. Agt., 21 Cortland
street. New Yolk.
A. W. NONNFMlClll'.n. Diy. Pass. Agt., South
n.itt.li.l.n,.. l-i
For tic kits and Pullman reservations apply 300
Laikaniinna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
ci,(i, in New- Yoik root of Liberty stieet,
X.' It . and South Feriy.
inlbraclte coai iwu exi m-nci, hi-uiihs
cleanliness and comfott.
I'lMF. TAIII.F IN F.FI'nCT MAY 20, 1000.
Tiiins leave Scranton for New York, Newark,
ril.'ibcth. Philadelphia, Faston. Bethlehem, A1
lrrtoviii, Manth ( I11111K and White Haven, at S.;e)
n. 111.; expriss. 120; fxpii', 4.) p. 111. Sun-
V'oi' Plttstein and Wilkes-Barre, 8.30 a. m.; 1.20
and 1.00 11. in. Sundays. 2.H p. m.
for Mountain I'Jik. S..W a. 111.. 1.20 and 4 00
p. 111. Simda.vs, 2.15 p. ni.
I'or Biltlmoie nnd Washington, and point
South and West via Bithlcliem, h 1(0 a. in., 1.20
ii. 111. Stiiukivs, 2.15 i. in.
For Lone llianeli. Oiean drove, etc., at 8.10
a. 111. and 1.20 p. 111.
For Hcadlm,'. Lrluiton nnd HariUbtinr, via AN
lenlown, 8.:to a. nt- and 120 p. m. Siuida)s,
2.15 p. 111.
I'm I'oltsvilh', 8.-".0 a. 111., 1.20 p. in.
Thioiiiih th kits to all points east, south and
west at lovi-t tales :u cue iiaiioii.
.1. II. OIII.IIAI'SIIN, (Sen. Siifil
II. P. BALDWIN, (Jen. 1'as.s.
Agt.
New York, Ontario and Western R.It.
TIMi: TABI.i: IX i'.FFF.CT PFXDAY, Jl'SK 21.
Ninth Ilonnil Tl Jim.
1jii. Leavi
, Scian- Cull..
Arrive
Cadosla.
1.05 n. ni.
Trains
201 ..
20.1 ..
207 ..
ton. 'Uie.
10.10 a. 111. 11.20 a. 111.
Is. . ,., J f1' n 11,
5.45 p. 111.
','. 0.00 p'. in. AiiIvp Cailinnd.ile, 0.40 p. in.
t-oillll llooiiu iiaios
Ixavo
Leave
Cadosia.
, s.lil a. 111.
Carbondale.
7.00 .1. in.
10.02 a. m.
:s.,14 p. 111.
Scrsnton.
7.40 a. tn.
10. 15 s. m.
4.20 p. m
, 2.05 p. tu.
SFNDxYS ONLY.
North Bound,
la-avo Leave
K. van- Caibon.
ten. dale.
Arrlva
Cadosla.
10.45 a. m.
nisi ... 7.01 p. 111. Arrive Caibondale, 7.45 p. m.
Leave Leave
Cado-la. Cnibondale. Scranton.
,,i , 7.00 a. in. 7.40j.m.
0? " .. .. 1 30 p. m. C.54 p. m. (1.35 p.m.
" fraiii No. 201 makes connection for points
North anil South on Main Line, at Cadosla.
Tiaiiis Nos. 2(0 and 201 make Walton, Delhi,
Hamden and Sidney connections.
Tialns No. 205 and 20 nuke Main Line con
nection on Sunday.
Tor further Information, consult Ihket aifenta.
1 ( xNlir.ltSON, (ion. Pass. Agl., New- York.
,h Ik Wi'.LSH, Traiellng Pasienger Agent. Scran
ten. Erie and Wyoming Valley
Time Table In F.Hect September 17, 1000.
Tialns for llavvley and local points, copneet
Ins at Hawlev with F.rle railroad for New-'YorV,
Newbiinh and Intermediate points, leave Scian
ton at 7.05 a in. and 2.21 p. in.
Trains airlvc at Scranton at 10.S0 a, m. and
0.10 p.' in.
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