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THE SCRANTON TRIBDJSJ5-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, ,1900.
4 M
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Ir1
Rill
SnmPrlkss
ActifAwdntyandfivmpty:
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effectually
when bilious or costive.
i
resents int the most accoptable&nri
the lojrative principles of plants
Aionj to act most ietcticially.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE MANF'D. BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE , KY. NEW YORK, N.Y.
for sate ty druggists price SO per bottle.
Ice Cream.
BEST IN TOWN.
AC Per
jjc Quart.
LACKAWANNA DAIRY CQ
3 clepfcoiie Orders Promptlr D.ll versa
!3fm3l Ad.ms Avenus.
Scranfon Transfer Co.
Baggage Checked Direct to Hotels
and Private Residences.
Offic
Station.
D., L.
Phoo.
W. Passenger
525.
DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Oflle. Honr-4 a. ss. to IS SO p. m.: S to 4
William. Bul'.dln. Ovv Potoffl.-.
4
CITY NOTES
4- Vll X lSJllU
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-f -
I'VYVDViS The Delaniro .ind lliiiKou com
luuy pJid je-itcrda.i at the foilbn,ok niiiu it
CnboLuale and the Clinton ut lVnt t.ilv.
SPLCIAL MEETING Thcio will be a speiul
meeting of the boird of health .it th ir iojiu,
in the city hjll, this ecmns at i oVUnk
IIFARIXG TOM0H11OW. The Pi-,.mil,. How I
ticque lubtas coipus tie will 1 hind hefuu
.liidgc L'd wards tomoriow nftiino n it 1 u'clnck
MUSIC SECTION Ml l.IS The Mii.le v,itiou
ol the Green Itldgc Woinnn'.s rlub will mill in
tho Scuiilon Consmatoiy of Aliiin. thK iiiihii
IniC at 10 JO o'cloUw
IUCTIO. TO.MGIll'-Miintin lu.iuil, No
til. Hojal Afciniun will hold it-, iniiuil elation
-I olrtctrj loniu'ht. Mrnibud .ittcudini; will lue
the plojsiire of INtenlng to u tpvnh b. C. Pcm
iJ, esq
:RI)M.It H'.Nr.ltAI. -Iho fi'iuiil cf Mi
1 liner E. Gaidner took iilaio r-aenln ifttr
jioon at the homo of his mutlur, Jlis. Hurt
t.iulnri. On acinunt of the coutigioui lKc ise
the turn ill was pilule.
V.
W, C. A NOn.S. Icsvin, in uiiili mik.
ing
nn now being ginn it Iho Vwni: Wo.
men's Clirtstlan aociitiin inn,( ln lle noi
t iking thp lull eouise iiiij come in foi i-imjlo
lemons. Net 'luesdiy eanlng the litiiiliiie
ilas.5 will stiicb ' Iho Last Dus of I'ompill,"
Jlis. Frieilnnlil Is i tare tiaehir, Und Iho erne
Ings kpent with her aio most diliglitlul nm
Any one may intoi thi-. ills 1 In i inning i
member ot the aoilatlon.
SMSLb BI.VK IV HS..MhT. In ihn of
flic fciit In about ll.n uMoik last night fioin
lm It, at tho cmiiii of Uaslilngimi mniio ard
Hlckorj ttifet, wai, due to ti tm ill blue in the
bisiinent of Joseph Schaitz's groan store on
Nmlli Kathlngton aicimo. 'ihuutz and lm
fimlly Ibe alove the stoio and it Is thought
that a llgblul match aeililinlallj ilroipcd in the
Ltllar caiMil the bkuc, 'Ihu liu coinpinleii put
the (lie out before .wy clinugo i done,
Tlin busy shoe stoics of Lewis ,fc
Tieilly will be open this evening and
ovety cveninBUintll after tho holidays,
The ait exhibition, llaidenbeigli
sscliool, will continue this week. Vis
Jtois welcome. Outer building,
t . . t n t n n n t t n n
30,000
Finest, Frrslicst Imported
and Key West
CIGARS
Ever bi ought to tho city of
Scrnnton. Specially selected
for tho
HOLIDAY TRADE.
By the Uox, by tho hunched, by
the thousand.
E. C. Dean,
408 Connell Building,
PHONE ossa.
atatatatatatat(MXft)iMtaM
psrgfflwl
N0fKSV2
MISSION DONATION DAY.
Wants of tho Institution Set Foith
In Appeal.
Tho following appeal tins boon Is
sued for the Florence Cillteiiton Mis
Hlon: Pilekiy of IliU week hit lorn tppululnl n
"botnttloti Ihi" for (lie 1 loreme t'rltlcnloii
Homo. This In not lirm (lie iulnin of tills
worthy iliatlt), list tlio lew, thU car, of the
Inilitli! ftliool Tlmnksalv Ing t5 donation lm
undo If ticrrjn. As long ngn in the mlslon
work was Mirtcd lis nlmro of I lie TliankoirU Intf
donation from the public schools hai ampl
lirovhlrd the lionic with winter vegetable", l't
llili cir tho ihlldieii were nkcd to bilng
Money Imtciul, and sui.li donitlou mu to be
given to olio Imllttilloii. tho backawanni liov
plljt, and thin the deficit.
The home lw cpeclallv felt thU li, n i 1 "
lim idUcr Institution und no small mitnlir ol
pilule fatnlllei 11 U hoped tint the p'lldlo
nl lame nnd the children who furmrrl) udiled
II" Ir glfli will (ukr (hit opportunity mid re
Muml lioiiiitlfiill (o the appeal. Mulln, shoe
lubhtis, glnghinm, ugetiibln mill i inned ponds
nro most needed, Imt ntijllilug In Iho tine of
housekeeping wlli lo put lo pood ie.
Mono Is npicwirr nt nil flmn and veiy ie
ceptiilile just now. Indies will be at the home,
"1- llnrNon uunnc, dining the ilij lo tooIvc
such tlnnitlotM nnd wo trust n laiRo imioint of
aupplln tuny lonie. The worl, h tho rtstue of
tho fillen and a ticltci foi tho homelcM Klrli
and noincii who may lnc a desire to riform,
Init nowhere to ro und no one to lend thcm
May the ileir Ixird add Ills l)leiltini
WORK AMONG THE
POOR WHITE FOLKS
Intel esting: Tnlk by Miss Bedway
About Her Missionniy Work in
the Mountains of the South.
A niot ontci tinliifr talk on the llf'
and t uxtoins imnnlllni,- ttnioim tho
"poor -tthlti- tinsh" nt the motintaln
otis tesloiiM ot Xoith C.iHillna, South
C'.iiollnu ami 'runnes.oi and some au
count of ihu .oik behur done thou
by tho Homo MNslumny "-OLlety of
Iho Pii'sh) tutltii dun tli, tins shdi
I.iwt nlirlu In the lectin' mom of th
Fit st HiosbyteiKin th'mili bv Ml.,1
lledwav, whn K innniolod with a
f.nm ssthool ,hlih has been establish
ed til AMieUilc, X. r.
Sin. .ie tin .ULiuilit iif the ohooU
wluth uxlst In that p.nt or the cottn
tiy, .md of the uoctul Ifrnoiance of
th" --chool teaehiib, whu lonrli in their
fnio lpit and rho' ' tob.ic.io all
tin muh the session rfln und a num
bti oi itiiswcis will ten bv llii'e toaeh
ets to (ti(stir.j.: si -et. iiinn m an ex
amination. One Mtiestinti m "JLo,
was the ripanjsh-A'n-'iiian w.n
htuiiKlU about'" and to this iiieiy
one ol the Uaehois jellied that I'hmI
'lent Ji'3v")t,le deiiii'ol , it betwen
I'un.in and Spain, and Hit i Hit Tnllt 1
States went in to help lb" ( t.Uh
The (Jiildien atten I II se sC pools lot
jeaib without belne; able to nad a
single CiiKllsh sentetuo at the end or
their lottiso She told ol Hie si turn's
whieh h.no been pstiblHhid by tho
PiosbUeiian hintli, and how the in
fluence ot the teaeheis m m theie ,s
lelt in homes foi miles ai o in 1.
She described tho hutch senieis
with eai h ami eet woman in th,u eoii
Kiefratlon ehowitifr sntift sticks and e
peetoiatlntr till oei tho ilooi orf the
chapel "The.se people," stid she, "nos-
ess a ooitain onuitluniil leliglous feel
liiff Thev hae a ioeietue lot all
saeied things, but th. hoe not en
llKhtened consciences"
She wlttilj told of the endoaots ot
some ol the ignorant B iptit cleiRj
men in that legion to stit up sentiment
against the Piesbjtetian teaeheis One
of these mlnlsteis tciently ineai.hed a
sermon, she slid, warning his ilo k
against those Vildlmted people' who
weie trjin' to leid them astiav with
their fool talk about the eaith inovin'
and about the stais, which no one don't
know anything about, 'cause the're
morn a hundttd miles awav."
Miss P.edwaj .said that, despite the
many dlfTicultlts met with, the wotk
was being crowned with .sueie.ss and a
light was being established .hleh
would never go out As an Indication
ot the pieaillng healtln sphit In faor
ot tho educational wotk being done, she
ctuoted a lemaik made b one of the
old mountalneeis, who said to het : "I
don't beliene in mocking anj body, but
if these folks 'lound hete mocked ou
folks toi about sK months, the'd be
a I'atucd bight liettei ofi than they ate
now."
A collection tin the benefit of the
woik was titkcti up at the conclusion of
Miss Itedwaj's talk. The meeting was
held undei iho auspices of the Ladies'
Home Missloiiaiy soeletj.
FOB, ADMISSION TO BAB.
Schedule of the Examination Which
Begins Dec. 17.
Following aie the pat tlcuhus about
the coining examinations for admis
sion to the bar of Lackawanna county:
All applicants aie lequested to sub
mit the subjects which they propose
to offer in wilting to tho secietary of
the board ot examine is, William A,
AVileoN, In Tindei.s' National Hank
building, Scianton, Pa. The itMiinlnn
tlons will bo held In the Law llbi.uy,
coutt house, beginning on Monday,
Dec, 17, at S. 10 n, in. shaip, and con
tinuing dining the week as In schedule
below-:
'UlUll'I I".
Alondo, Da. IT n iO 11 111 to 1 p m, Ulaik.
hlom's (oiiiniennili.; J lu i p. m, Auii,ij
A to I p 111 , IriMs and Tiuslees, 1 lo 3 p in ,
l.leniiiitii; I.iw,
1 111 m1 i), Dei, Is s il to li so 1, m, ijmlii il
law and Stututcc llilllln' lo Cllmo, 1I1.; 10 iO
In 1.' ill p. 111, Cnntiiets; tu .1 p, m, Do
ine.liu IMitlonsj I o 5 p in,, loiistlliiiluiul
l.iu.
Wldlllsdl, l)i(, 1!) ff JO In 10 J) 1, in, I'quity
.11111 1 1, uiiuK ami riawilt' III OiJUIIJ JU JU a,
rn to U m , Cuiiiinon .t, l'lcadingj 1 io to
.ISO p. in,, i:l.liiiu; .1 ifl tu 1 p. tn, Sale,.
IIiiiimIii, )a, Mg til (u DoO a. 111 , ('orporv
tionsi 11.11 to KMil a. 111 , lunt'i. f'oininaitailesj
lujii to i in ,uierlnn dniuiioimi 1III1 (lmu)j
J to 1 p. in, I'uillio In I'mnliinli; t'to j
p. in , HUN jnt Site-,
I'rliliJi Da, til- 1'idual I'luailiiie, p to jo a.
"! 1" lo IJ in, ijiu.i fuiilrict
cedent's I statu
II.
Tho boaid of oxauilneis aie, In thu
otder of their appointment, us follows:
John M, Hauls, J, w, Cuipenter and
Wllllani A, Wilcox, tho luttor being
the Hcciotmy, and Mi, ilttuls, picsl
dent. Specltil Notice,
Thu LucUawanuu Telephone cum
pauy aie now placing telephones at
nubbcilbeiH' stutlons. All employes of
the company aie furnished with uum
beied badges and citizens aie cau
tioned not to admit anyone to their
1 essences, (pui poking to be employes
of this company), without these
badges being In plain view,
S. L Wayland,
Cieneral Munnger,
.
Piotheioe & Co.'s
laige ware ooms wll bo open even
ings until after the holidays.
GALLAGHER ON
, TRIAL AGAIN
JURY IN THE CASE DISAOBEED
LAST WEEK.
Was Oallod for Consideration Yes
terday Afternoon Ivory Con
victed of Aggravated Assault and
Battery Anthony Carluccl Con
victed by a Jury of His Peers.
Nolle Prosequis Wero Entered in a
Number of Cases That Have Been
on the List for a Long Time.
Michael Gallagher, of Cleat view ave
nue, .N'oi th Scianton, who was last
week tried on u charge of keeping n
speakeasy, was again put on trial yes
terday. The Jiny could not tigtco last
week, and after being oiil thtee das
wtiB discharged by Judge It. V. Atcli
bulcl. The Municipal league Is pioso
cutlng tho case and they had It put
on the special list for this week. It
was given piefeienco yesteulny und
went to trial In the ufternoon betoio
Judge John P. Kelly In the main court
room.
The piosctiitlon alleges that Gal
lagher sold beer, ale and poiter in
the basement if? his house on Clear
view avenue, and produced three wit
nesses who said they bought some of
these bevei ages lrom him. Witnesses
weio swoin foi the defense who tes
tilled that the place was lttn as :i
gioceiy stole by Kate Oullugher, .lis
ter of the defendant, who is now 'n a
Philadelphia hospital and thai she also
scld bser, oie. They neei bought
fium Gallagher. Witnesses called for
the commonwealth at tho last tilnl
weie put 011 bv the defense estetdny.
All the evidence wtis not in at ad
Joui nlng horn
A nol pios. was allowed by the court
In the ease of Peter H. ZuiIIIeli and
James P. Mahon, owneis ot the Sun
day Fieo Piess, who weie indlited foi
publishing an alleged libellous .11 tide
about Maj 01 James Moll. Attorney. T.
G McAskic, who lepiesenled the inny
01, and Attorney J. ( Vauglian, who
appealed lor the defendants, joined in
the teeniest for n nol pios on payment
of the costs.
Attorney Geoige S Hotn asked Judge
Kelly for a uile to show cause why
the four indictments against William
Mlttleman, ehtuglng him with tiaf
llcklng lu leglsteied bottles.should not
be ((uashed A M. Mm so was the
piosccutor In each case It was al
leged th.it the Indictment did not
speclf. as It should, that the bottles
.Mlttleman is liiugedwlth tiatlickingln
WlMo piopeih leglsteied The iccjuest
lor a uile was opposed In Distiict At
tornej Jones. Judge Kelly took the
matter undei ad lsunient Cases tiled
were:
JUDGE JOHN P. KELLY.
The tilal of Chailes Masten.thi T.ij
loi saloon keepoi, who was put on tilal
Tuesiiav.ehaiged with being the father
of the child of Miss Gwennle Thomas,
now dead, was lesuined esteidav
11101 ning H went on tho stand aftei
court opened and denied that ho w 1 .
tesponslblc for the condition that wis
lollowed bv Miss Thomas death, oi
tint he ever made in statement ad
mitting thai his Hlations with the b--ceased
had been Imptoper. He w is
sentenced to pay a line of $21 to the
poor distiict of Taj lot, the .asls cr
Pi execution, and $'5 to the fathei cf
the girl, John Thomas, and stand com
mitted until sentence is complied with
Masten went to jail His wife was
found dead in the Lackawanna live:
near Taylor about five jears ago.
John Holoman. Michael Hoialm and
Annie Hoi aha weie leturned not f-'uil-t
of having assaulted Geoige Wai.ko
Oii'-louith of the costs weie placed on
e.uh of tho defendants ..ml the piose
cutoi. William Ivory was tiied foi hitting
Haivey lting on the head with a
chair and aftei w aids shooting him
Both aie coloied. lvoij Ihed In Ray
moittl couit on hept. I last It Is al
leged that Ivory was jealous of It -ing.
The story of the commonwealth
was that living went to Ivoij's place
to see him, and not finding him at
home laid on the stahs. When Ixory
came nome ne stiueic Jiving with a
chair over the head, while he slept,
and then chew a icvolver and shot at
him Aftei tho shooting Ivory fled to
Da j ton, O, wheie ho was ai tested
about six weeks ago and bi ought back
for tilal.
The defense was that living was
constantly hanging mound Ivoty's
house tiylng to steal his vvoman tioni
him and that on the night In question
ho came home and found living In his
house, He tiled to put him out and
living diew a levoher. Ho then shot
In self defense. On cioss-examluatlon
he admitted that he has a wife living,
but has been living with a woman
numed Scanks, coloied, for nine ears.
They aie not matrled, It was over
this woman that tho tiouble between
the two men giew. Ivoiy and the wo
man with whom he Is living, weie ai
rested some time ago for keeping a
bawdy house and convicted. Thu
jury convicted him yesteiday of ag
gravated assault and battel y.
A veidlct of not guilty was taken as
to James V. Palmoth, who was dung
ed with nggiavated assault and battel-,
by L'dvvaid Kelly. The costs
vvete placed on tho county. Tho as
sault was committed on Capouso ave
nue, this city, some two yeais ago,
Palmoth wos tried about one year ago
and convicted. Immediately after-
waids Anthony Petiolonl made an af
fidavit sotting foi th that ho committed
the assault on Kelly. Ho was Indict
ed, tiled und acquitted on tho giound
that the assault was justified. After
the llllng of thu afllduvlt a new trial
was gt anted to Palmoth, und yester
day the cas3 was pi actually dismissed,
A nol pios. on payment of costs wus
enteied In each of tho following cases:
Hobett Hughes, dufiaudlng boarding
house, Chailes Kaufmun, piosecutor;
John Hoboits, defrauding boaidlnrf
house, Chailes Kaufman, ptosecutoi;
M, J, McDonnell, embe,ement,Cluiiles
West, pi osecutot ,
JUDGE DAVID CAMEBON,
With the opening of com t yesteiduy
nioining the tilal of Tmnassl Hliluuo,
of Caibondalc, was tesumed. He Is
chuiged with chewing off pait of the
cat of Michael Golden and committing
an assault and battety on John Scott.
Tho case 'was given to tho jmy eaily
In tho aftei noon and It was still out
at adjoin nlng houi,
Anthony Cailutcl, of Haymond couit,
who was tried Tuesduy for shooUiuj
John Caff iey, was found guilty.
William Saundry wus tiled on a
chuige of laiceny by bailee. Anna J,
Branda wus the piosecutilx. She
testified that alio employed tho de
fendant to convey her trunk from
Ollvo street, this city, to (m Wash
ington avenue! that ho tefused to
deliver up tho trunk to her. The de
fendant said that he was engaged to
cutty tho prosecutrix's trunk for which
he, was to be paid TO cents: that when
ho dellvcied the tiunk the tuosocu
tilx 1 of used to pay him as agreed
upon, thereupon he took the trunk nnd
kept It until hIio paid him. C. C.
Daniel, who was assigned to tnko euro
of the defendant, contended that the
charge of laiceny by halloo us laid lu
tho Indictment was not made out. The
coutt sustained this contention and
dhected the Juiy to letutn a veidlct
of not gullly.
Vei diets of not guilty weie directed
to bo tctuiued In tho following cases,
the commonwealth falling to produce
the nectssaiy evidence: M, J, Walsh,
embezzlement, Finnic Wade, piosccu
toij Aiidiow Fllllchlo and Folllo
Checbuskl, assault and battery, Wil
liam Kolosklt, prosecutor; Philip Hell
iv, 1 ape, Mamie Tlnley, prosecutrix;
Philip IteJJly, lnpe, Gwennle Thomus,
piosecutiK; Peter Mullaney, rape,
Owennlo Thomas, prosecutrix; Ft unit
P. Wade and Maria V. Wade, defiaud
ing hoaidltig house, W. H. Whyte.
Pi osecutot: Thomas Crafton, assault
and battery, Kllen Crofton, piosecu
tilv: Adolph Cruplnltsky, assault and
battel y, Albert Ciuplnltsky, prosecu
trl. John Uiban, alias Jack Uiban, and
Simon .leny, of the borough of Old
Forge, weie chat gcd with robbeiy. The
piosecutor was Fiank Heinoskl. He
alleges that In September Inst he was
set upon nnd robbed by the clefen
ants of the sum of $nt The defendants
absolutely denied the chatge. Tho de
fendants testified that the prosecutor
was eiulte chunk and was veiy qtiar
lelsomo. He wanted to wiestlo wltn
the defendants No lobbory was per
peti.ated. The liny 1 etui nod tho de
fendants not guiltv.
When couit adjourned Samuel Rich
was on tilal chuiged with leeching
stolpn goods Chief of Police Robllng
Is the Dioseculor.
An Exceptional Case.
A ouv wheie husband and wife can
bo tenants In common was Instanced
jesteiday In an opinion fiom Judge H.
M. Iklw.uds, In tin paitltion ptoceod
ings of Mai lo. Katheiino Kolb und John
Gottleib Kolb. hoi husband, against
Daniel liiennainun
The paitlcs to tho case weio ngroe
ablo to the paititlon, but Judge El
waids was somewhat In doubt as to
whether ot not tho putitlon could be
legal! made, and took tho matter up
foi Investigation.
AVheie a husband and wife hold an
undivided half inteiest each in a piop
01 ty, thej hold it in entirety, and as
was decided in the Whitiock case, from
Scotl township, they could not make
paitltion
In the rnesent case, however, a
peculiar 1 iicumstaneu takes It out of
the contiol of this decision.
The lot In question Is on Remington
avenue and is 40x100 feet in dimensions.
Kolb puiihased the lot fiom the Paw
nee Goal company, rebiuarv 12, 1874.
December I, IS7-J. Kolb and wife, by
deed, eonvejed an undivided one-half
inteiest in tho lot to John Appert, and
on the same da, Appeit conveyed the
said undivided one-half inteiest to Mis.
Kolb individually. By this airange
inent an undivided one-half was left In
the husband and the same in the wife.
The husband's one-half inteiest was
sold at shoilffs sale, June 30, 1S92, to
H. M. Hannah, and on December 7,
JSH3, the Hannah inteiest was sold at
sheriff's sale to Bieiinainan.the defend
ant in the piesent case.
Judge Cdwaids tlnds that "tho estate
as vested 111 the husband and wife, De
cember 1 1874, was not an estate in
entliety, but was an estate held by
tenants in common, and thoiefoie sub
ject to paitltion."
The husband, Kolb nnd Appeit weie
tenants 111 common, and when the wife
succeeded to Appert's half, she became
a tenant in common with her husband.
Be-enteied Upon Coal Lands.
I. H. Bums, ns attoiney for Chtiles
P. Foid, defendant, and acting at the
Institution of the Winton Coal com
pnnv, limited, and the Filer, Dolph and
AVInton estates, plaintiffs, yesterday
enteied judgment of ejectment agiinst
tho defendant for the 300 acie Rebecca
Dana coal tract in Winton.
Foul leased tho tiact, November 29,
ISO'), and agieed to pay royalty on a
ceituln minimum output. The plain
tiffs aver that he has done no mln'ng
whateveT for over a year, and that
under the teims of the agieement they
have a right to le-enter upon the piop
01 ty. Tho Judgment In ejectment, which
thej had Mr. Bums file yesteiday, was
the flist step In these ptoceedlngs.
Proceedings Stayed.
In the case of Gtlliln against Smith,
an older was made yesteiday, by
Judge H. M. Hdwaids, that all pto
ceedlngs on the Giltlln judgment be
stayed until further oider of court.
This action wos taken upon petition
of Solomon Goldsmith, who set foith
that the defendant Is in bankruptcy
couit, and that while these lattei pro
ceedings aie pending, the other should
be suspended.
Marriage Licenses.
Jess Miller Wllkes-Baire
Cat lie Unuugst....U'JO Pi evidence load
Wllllom Jutnes Owens, 328 Asvvell court
Floience Maud Pearson. 1510 Plnestieet
Adolph F. BJoik Mayflold
Mui la Piitchuid May Held
Gustavo H, Boettchur..U02 Union stieet
Vlctoila Qulnn 1027 Meadow avenue
Abiam Davis
Muylleld
Mayfleld
....Caibondulo
Jpimyu
. ...Carbondalo
Annie Buckingham
Aichio W, CmtlH...
BlUa A, Pellow
Joseph Ceu a
Lucy Ceria
.Caibondalu
Hauy AV. Cole. ..425 Noith Sixth stieet
Muiy F. Kimble,
Munldulo Hill, Dauphin county
For Sale.
Two heavy, one light delivery
wagons; set bob sleds; buggy pole;
laige hot water heatet; ope light plat
fouu seulu; cash register; two p'pe
cuttlng niuchlnes; tour H, P. engine;
Jl.GOO worth gas Hxtuies and supplies;
$3,000 plumbers' and steam-fitters'
goods: oiio two-seated sleigh; one two
seattd open wagon.
The Hunt &. Connell Co,
Now York Excuislon.
Thu N. Y. o, and W, Hallway com
pany will run their annunj Christmas
exclusion to Now York city on Mon
day Dec. 17, tickets good retumlncj
up to and Including December 22nd,
at greatly reduced rates.
For fuither Inloimatlon, consult
neatest O. and W. It. It. ticket agent,
Pigs' Feet and Sauer Kraut
Lunch today. Baked beans and ox
tall soup tonight. St. Cloud Hotel. "
NEW COAL ROAD
IS DEFEATED
SALE OF PENNSYLVANIA COM
PANY VIRTUALLY ADMITTED.
Statement That Amounts Practically
to an Admission of the TrHith of
the Transfer Stoiy Comes from
Vice President Thome, of the
Pennsylvania Company New
York Dispatch, Which Bears Evi
dences of Being Inspired, Attempts
to Make E. L. Fuller a Scapegoat.
Tho Independent load to tidewater,
piojeotcd by the Pennsylvania Coal
company and B. L, Fuller for the re
lief of the Individual opciatois, Is as
good as doomed, and the duy of tho in
dividual operator In tho Lackawanna
legion la closed.
What piactlcally amounts to an ad
mission of the truth of the story that
tho Bile Is to have contiol of the
Pennsylvania Coal company was made
jesterduy, in New York, by First Vice
President W. V. S. Thoine, of the
Pennsylvania company. To an Inter
viewer ho said:
"The negotiations for the stile of the
stock of tho Pennsylvania Goal corn
pans have not been consummated.
Theie will be nothing to give out on
th subject today."
The Dally Philadelphia Stockholder,
In Its Wall stieet letter, yesteiday,
said that an Important announcement
concerning the antluaclto stocks would
bo foi thcomlng toinonow.
The closing quotation In Pennsylva
nia stock, Monday, was oOO bid. The
next day it wus 600 bid, while on the
curb it was tilfi bid, 645 asked,
Fiom soutces that ure considered re
liable It is leal ned that the Erie is
not to be the sole beneficial y of the
Pennsylvania compan's transfertal.
The output of ti.e Pennsylvania col
lletles is to be shaiod In by the On
tario and Western and Delaware and
Hudson companies The allotment of
collleiles will bo governed in a gieat
nieasuie by the matter of convenience.
At piesent all of the eleven bieukeis
aie on the line of the Bile and Wyom
ing, which connects with the Krle, so
It is piesumed tne Btie will have the
lion's share. This matter, however, is
Incidental as compared to the main
purpose of the deal, the defeat of the
independent road to tidewatei.
BLAME FULLER.
Now Yoik dispatches which weie
evidently insphed lays the blame for
the defeat of the new road project
upon E. L. Fuller. The action of Mr.
Fuller in selling to the Ontario and
Western, the Mt. Pleasant collierj, Is
the excuse for making him a seape
goat. At a distance this mlgtit seem
to be a Just accusation, but to those
acquainted with the facts in the case,
It is the eiiest bosh The Mt. Pleas
ant Is so situated that it could not
be made a contributor to the tiallle of
the new road without building a long
round-about and consequently expen
sive tallroud to connect It with the
Brie and Wyoming.
If the whole truth could be made
public: It is likely that it would be
admitted that no one ever expected the
Mt. Pleasant to be a contributor to
the Independent road. The fact that
Mr. Fuller's other collleiles, such as
were In the territory to be tapped by
the new load, weie letained by Mr.
Fuller to become a pait of the trlbu
tailes to the new load, removes the
foundation fiom the charge thut "Mr.
Fullei Bucked Out."
Mr. Fuller left for New Yoik yestei-'
day befoie the allegation that he had
"backed out" appealed in the public
pi hits. In regai d to the lepoited Eiie
Pennsjlvania deal, Mr. Fuller said he
had no official Information. In manner
lather than woids he Indicated that he
did not doubt it. He was about to go
to New Yoik, he said, and hoped by
toniouovv to know all about the affair.
THltOOP COLLIERY SOLD.
The leported sale ol the Pancoast
colliery at Tluoop to the Ontario and
Western people, announced In Tins
Ttlbune as likely, thiee weeks ago,
and biiefly mentioned In an unofllciul
way yesterday, is combined. Supeiin
tendent Bryden, of the Scianton r
company, one of the blanches ot me
Ontario and Western's coul depait
ment, will have supervision of the
newly acquired propetty. This makes
fifteen collieries the Ontaiio and West
ern now controls. The Pancoast com
pany was capitalized at $200,000.
To Enjoy Spiing Under Southern
Skies.
It is not necessary to expend a larg
amount of money to visit the nu
rneious charming resorts i cached by
the Southern railway; round-tilp tick
ets sue on sale at i educed rate, and
this great steel highway of the south
leads to vvondious regions of beauty
and health, upon ttalns that glide,
as If on the wings of tho wind, over
the smoothest tracks. The Journey Is
nuidp In luxuiious trains, embiaclng
nil the comfoits and conveniences of
the finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains aie composed of tho
highest typo of vestlbulc-d Pullmans,
and dining cats aie operated through
out tho year.
Tho lesoits of the south are vailed
in attiuctions as well us In cllmatlo
conditions, Thoso In lobust health
wjio simply seek a wanner cllmo
where thoy may escape the rigors of
a noithern winter may choose wholly
as fnncy dictates, Floilda, Thomas
vllle, fla Augusta, Ga Aiken, S. C
Sumnierville, S. C, Plnehuist, N, C
mo delightful places to visit during
tho winter months. Tho "Land of tho
Sky" has tin Ideal winter climate. Of
this section Ashvllle Is tho center, but
by.no means the only desliublo plucj.
Thoiu me a scoro of others, such ns
Saluda, Skyulto, Tyron, Sapphire,
Wiiynesvlllo, Hendersonvllle, Flat
Rock, Sltyland and Hot Springs, Tho
winter tuupeintuie Is almost Identi
cal with thut of southern France and
noithern Italy. In uny of these excel
lent accommodations mo to be had.
Tho Southern intlvvay opeiatcs tho
most perfect thinugh service between
Philadelphia and Florida, tho south
und southwest. Charlus L. Hopkins,
distiict passenger agent, 82S Chostnut
stieet, Philadelphia, will be pleased
to fmnlHli a copy of book "Winter
Homes In tho South" and all Informa
tion, Colds Melt Away
If you use Kiause's Cold Cuie, Pro
puied In convenient capsule form they
aie easy to take, and effect ta speedy
cute of the most obstinate cases.
Pilco 25c. Sold by Matthews Bros.
Bteam Heating and Plumbing.
P. P, & M. T. Hovley,23t Wyoming aye.
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For Holiday
, Nothing adds so much to tho beauty of tho table an candelabra,
with flower-tinted shades, si f ting a soft light over fair ladles and
tasteful appointments. Now designs In silver and cut-glass have
Just como In, with tho low pedestal nnd graceful spiral brunches so
much in vogue. They sell for $lfi. The latest Idea In candle-shades
Is tho Bilk tissue In leaf designs, tho dellctito volnlngs lmltatlnr
nature closely in the transparent frost-like effects,
'YuxvaPfcteVX.
fieo V Millar &
VJCU Y. 11 XI llttl X
Ol'l'K
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TEETH
EXTRACTED PAINLESS
Gold Crowns $3
Gold Fillings $1
Bridge Work (,&) $3
Set of Teeth $5
Ml work gmrantrrd for 10 vrars fit I and
tmw jour teelh ex imlncd free of ehaige.
sulsfactlon or no pa.
Schimpff, the Jeweler,
That's the name. You've heard it a good many times
most every time in fact, when jewelry is the topic of conver
sation, for the one implies the other.
Schimpff, the Jeweler,
Has much to show you in the Gift li e more than you'll see
in most other stores. Not only more, but something "dif
ferent" novelties that appeal to you, because of their
novelty.
Schimpff, the Jeweler,
Has everything going in the jewelry line. Think ol what
you want; it's there. Prices, too, are less than you think,
when you consider that no matter What you buy, quality is
apparent.
317 Lackawanna Avenue.
Be Quick and Buy Quick.
Words of warning that you'll do well to heed. Wait too
long and the very thing you've been looking for w ill have
been sold out.
Toy's For Everybody.
The most we've' ever had, which is saying a good deal. Jut
old Santa Clau has more homes to visit than usual tin's
year the city has been growing a bit.
Candies To Go With Them.
Williams' Candies, which arc as pure as candies can be
made. Other kinds, too, put up in fancy boxes. Special
ices on big quantities to Churches and Sabbath Schools.
J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO.
312 and 314 Lackawanna Avenue.
KKJCKUKUKUKKKKUKUKKKKKUKUK
K 'ihe New Neverslh As-
plinlt Removable
HORSESHOE CALK.
Horse cannot slip
and will outweir three
sts or any other calk
nianufnctureJ.
O SOLE AGENTS.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
List of lettera leiiulning uncalled for at the
Sranton rontotllcc, baikawanna rounl, I'l ,
Dee, 12, 1000, Persons calling foi then, letters
will please bay advertised and give date of
list, D:r i II. Hippie, I'ostimstci j
Ml Jluuil Algai, 1'red C, Aslili.,
Oeuige llendcr, Mia. ,VI. 11. lleers, Mr. I'l ink
It. Putci, Samuel lllgley, , 31, Done, II. 11
Hernial.
Mia Knini.t Connell, S.u.ili A, Clark, battle
Conrad, MUs Carpenter, Geo, A, (me, Jack
Connoid, Mrs Mai Curie, Mu, 1) M. Cleiiisou,
S. Cleveland (4),
Traiil. Duwlg, Sidne Drew, liu. 1'inlrlei Pur
man, Mm. P. Dunn, Mis. a Annie I,. Pond (J),
Mlv ilaigarct Dlaeon (J), Ml Sstrali Dull,
Mrs. II. II. II,
Willie I'raneU, A, l'rauz, Mii. llahert,
Christiana r'ostei, (', II, follows, Joseph II,
Toster.
Mi's Mary Caidnet, MUs Kathciiiiu Oillin,
Jos, M, firob, Mr. (Jrant (liutir, tiasollnc lamp
Co,, Mm. Kate Uerto (photo), J, V, (Jrant.
Mlu Jennie Hurst, Mertlo Hill, A. A. Illnk.
It (-'), MU Helen lloltou, William Ilundel,
J, I', Iligglnsou
Miss Emma Johns, Henry T. Jones, jr. ('.'),
li. 1), Jones, William James.
Mr. M. Kenned, J. W, O'Kelle, Agnes Kill,
MLis louisc J.oelinl, Mis-f Olbe Loclinian.
Miss McAudrew, Dmls MiSherry, Maigaret
McTighe, Miss Delta Mitch, F. U. Mots, Mrs.
Lottie Moon, Mlt Ilculali Merrill, K. J, Muth,
MUs Anna Maugan, Mrs. S. Mulhojland, Mr,
Sturr Mattcrson, Dr, James M. Monaghan, Geo.
A. Mann, Jessie Mue Miller, James Matuui.
C, II. Kelson.
Jamed O'Connor, Mrs. J. V. O'Connor, Miss
Hannah O'Malley.
Mrs. Alice 1'aync, E. J. I'eek, Joe Telest, Wil
liam Parris (.').
John Itoth, Dr. A Richards.
bcrantou H)iolegieal school, MUs KtJ Smith,
Teas
9i
Co ja wjomim awmw
VU. 7 w.lk In .nd look .r.uiid
1AT.NING3.
We make n Rpeelalty of fine Crown und
nridge Work and 11 will pay oti to rail and
get our prlcoi before going iNevrlier. All
work absolute! I'ainloAs
Dr, Reyer, Dentist
84 Spruce St,, Opp. Court House.
1
&p(1 126 and 128
LUm Franklin Ave.
v$00Vji0K000,0i0j?i
Ml, and Mr. John Sener, Win. shouson, I, V,
Silbaugli, Mh salmon, I lias. b. bchiifter, Dun
1'rauk Ssuilth.
T, I) lorre, Messi. X and fi, T.ilor, I'd
waiel lt 'lone, I', I', 'llioims, Mrs, Anglo
TIiuiiii.
Hiny W, I'luluwood.
Miss VoU,
Miss loulso White, MM -Minnie' Wlsnier, Mlii
louctla Vt.ishljiiin, tj, , Williams, I'ranl? Wit
com, MI- Is Ncinz,
Il'AMVV.
Aituio I la fu luno(ii70, rUbato lancredi, An
tonio llomlcllio, I'asimale Uineno, (llu.riia tu
Seiul fu Poinenko
1'OIJsH.
Gurg C'awlatN, olja Augiutynowlc, l-'rancl.ek
Medmltld, Mumstiw l'ow)(liiowak), Ian D
koiiikl, .1 mm Macuilct, I'olina Stijwjnsk.i, Josef
Wolineekl, Itafal Uojlktv.lev, Josi jH btaukle
viteh, Hanceseo Sialandrol,
IIUNfi MIIAN',
Jau Kasskiu, luan Soklra, Matias- V (Ik, .lino
Krlu, Stlf Valid, Mack GcdzaltU, Ilr, Ane.
iuk, Joins (lustas, I'aulus Uojtaeh, Julian
Truziaiii, Majk lmocsak, I'ielaiilrs Janos, lla.
Jor Ant.il es llaliud, Km .cpal, Andrze) Quyle,
Jau Iluddl, Wlaelstaf Dora, Jeucf sllblk, Jurko
Huslaii.ta, William .Malulis, llurl Mudu, Tercla
ilatiu, Michael hletliau.
wi.sr facitMov sr.nox,
M. Joidill.
William Millie.
Mrs. John Williams, !M H. Ilde I'aik.
Saturday, Dec. 15, 1000,
Is tho last day to pay city and bchooj
taxes without penalty.
11 J, Robinson,
City Treasurer.
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Chicken and Wafiles
at tho Bpeedvvuy house tonight.
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