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8 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1900.
NEWS OP THE
LABORWORLD
DEMAND FOR ANTHRACITE
IS VERY HEAVY.
There Is a Good Deal of Depression
In the Steel and Iron Market Big
Contract Received by the Bethle
hem Steel Company The D., L.
and W. Board for Today The
Record for Turning Out Rods
Broken at the Plant of Illinois
Steel Company.
The demand for itntlmirllp conl be
comes daily Kicutpr. and fiom all sei'
tlniiH of tht country fome reports Hint
mines are bolnE taxed to tlii'lr utmost
to put out the nerefwiry dally amount.
This week's Now Yoik li'llrr In the Kn
KlnpetliiR and Minim; .lomnal kIvi-n the
follow inir statement:
The ilomaml (r luiil nut i nullum -i t t !'
nlilllllo? ot iiolmiiK lo ll"' iiliniM. ' -I1'1''
nl nil irpoiti to tin' milium, II ti I'C "1'1
tint tlicie Is, no tnr .is mn hi- wrn, ih r.inilllm
In Mippl Inir ilillmiit liu.illtic. Tin- itiin.mil
loniri fiom all MUiitrii l"-'' "' '"iiJh '"r,
t till' pnoii, lint 1.11 li loiwiiiiri ujtitu .1 Hllli'
morp than tin- aullalile upli will l't'iinll, oml
lipiue N opt to ijj tli.it Niiiiii-ljilj i'Ni- N Kitliiii;
in.il tint should nunc to him In ( lili .iR'i In
illury ili'innnd it lnil; ami pilm linn. Tin if
U lonsiiliralilu oil Kiilnit lotw.inl liy tall, but
Ijihi-h romplaln tint ll"' iii'mmiiil l not ni
lic.'ny lis 11 ilimitd I"-. Ilmlnis I" tin' tinltmy
LduVcii (Jlilcaco iiml llnflil" (oiitlniii's lii'.iw,
mil lli flriiiuul at liiliiul point iuil "( llult.ili)
slirmi little fallliiff on. Simu the i Icho of lake
i-lillmrnt4 the niimini'iit of mil I') vitu I"
llo-ton anil other points tint of Niw York Ins
tiiiprovcl mid U now filili 1IIhi.iI, IIii.ums nt
l'hlhilelplila, anil Xi'W Vik Mill flml ma I In
slioit supply. All sli-s .in- wiiif. Mit ami pel
have been In pooipst suppl ot tin' miIdim siea
for pccrul wintm, lint nun igR iiml stoo an
Innl to get. It is -.alii tlut 11 tarKU of htini'
toil for spot dtlhery at Mw Virk liaiboi purls
mnnot bo had txcept at a laim-i bonus than any
dealer would be llkily to p.
'Ihe collieries nre haul .it 01k, but lonilmioii?
ninnitiff tends to jiriuiioti' bieakilowns In breaker
mat hinory, while the cinplo.M'is ehowinn: a ten
iknty to slop woilc nt sliKht pioimatiim. u
niniislng instance of this spiiil as shown at one
of the Del urare and IIiuKoii tollieiiei recently
when the mule druers stopped woik for a day
liicuisp the eipinpanv would not pi otitic helpers
In unhaini-s the mules and luiiK up harnesses
at tpiittinj.' time. It looks now as thonuh there
illicit be libor tioubles of large s-ie net Apiil.
'Ihe pioductlnn for this moiilh is likely In be
about 4,500,000 tons, as the hulldajs will inter
file with work.
Prices continue film. At X'W Aoik h.nlior
polls free-burning wlutt' .ili I. a. b. is quulril:
Itinken, JJ1 ; egg, M.'J.V, soc and mil, M.50', pea,
Sf, buckwheat, .'J."iCn'J..'i(l.
In the Pittsburg soft toal diMrtit every coal
mine is in full opuation and .steady employment
insured tin- SO.MiU niinuw foi .11 least three
tminllis, and I011R11 if 11 ".ilNfulmj wage si tie
i.ili be decided upon at the .lauuaiy confirmee.
'I heie is .1 luge foieign dtmand foi mil, the
M11lil111.ini. in porls asking foi the laiger por
tion. Condition of Steel Market.
The stpcl and iron markets nie
I'loudpil this month by an excessive
ilullness and the passive spirit scorns
lieie to htay until at least the flrst of
the year. Interest at present is cen
terinfr in the question of ore and coke
pi ices for the coming year. From
piescnt Indications, buyers may have
to pay a price which will prevent any
competition with the larp-e companies
even more effectually than in 1900.
At PittMiiiiK the December dullness
lo being especially felt, there being no
ti.in.sactlons of any importance In
steel or iron during the past week.
Big Contract for Bethlehem.
The Bethlehem Steel company.
of
South Bethlehem, Pa., reports that a
contract has boon closed with the fjen
eial Klecttlc company for six more
weldles.s Hold-rings of Bethlehem
nlcklo-steel for the extension to the
big power plant at Niagara Falls.
Thes rings measure 142 in. outside
diameter, and JliO'K in. Inside, leaving
the -walls r.'s in. thick. The width of
face Is fiOU in. and the estimated
weight of each ring Is about 35,000
pounds. They will be worked up on
,t mandrel under the hydraulic press
and are said to be among the largest
forglngs of this sort which have yet
been produced.
Among other oiders now in hand at
the Bethlehem works may be noted the
shafts and engine foigings for one of
the new ferry boats which are under
construction at the yards of Harlan &
llolllngsworth company, Wilmington,
Delaware, for the New York ferry of
the Central Tlallroad Company of New
Jersey. Engineering and mining Jour
nal. Board for Today.
Today's D., li. and W. board Is as
follows:
Sunday, Dee. 2J.
Will) CATS EAST.
S p. in. P, C.nanaugh.
io.r.0 p. m. S. O'Connor, with Ilcnneil's men.
11. ao p. m. r. Mills, w-itli Lallan's men,
WILD CATS KAST.
Monday, December 2t.
ll.r.O a, in. T Xaunnn.
a. 111, P. Wall.
4 11. in, K, 1). Secor.
fi a, ni.l llallett.
i a, 111. K, V. Stcuus.
h ,1, 111, J. llurUiut,
li .1. 111. O. Itaflerty.
Jit 11, 111. K. I'. Van Woimer.
11.S0 a. 111. T, Poiidlcaii,
1 p. 111. T. .Mi Carthy.
'1 p. ni, O. Case,
US p. 111. M. Curiuoily.
t.ta p. 111. J. COhlello.
summits, i;ro.
S a, in., west fi, 1'rotiiifelkrr,
ll a. 111., west W, II, Milinl,
2 i. 111.. wrl CiulKir.
ll p. in., east 11, Cllll(,au.
1 p. 111., easl-i:. JlcMIUlcr,
T p. 111., west fiom Cayuga Md..ini
7 p. in., wet from Cajuga (lliiley.
7 p. in., east fiom Xay-Aug ). Unify,
I'liu.ini.
10 a, m. F, K. Sceor.
rusiiims.
8 a, m. Hnuser,
11.30 a, m. Jloian.
7 p. in, Muiphy,
0 p. 111. 1 JlilU.
I'.vssr.NtiuH r,xnixi:s.
1 a. m. fiaffney.
7 a. 111. Slngei,
S 30 p. in. Stanton,
7 p. in, Maguu'W,
WILD CATS WKSP,
i a, m. J, 11. .Mi ('.inn,
li 3. 111.-A. i:. Ketiliam,
A.30 a, in. Ilisblng, with Lllllln' men,
0 a, 111. MjIioii, with ,1, :, .Master's men,
7 a, m. U. Ilailholnmew,
8 a, ill. (1. T". htjples, ,
0 a, in, A. !'. Jlulleii.
10 a, in, H.'W, Smith.
11 a 111. II. S'mllh.
12 o'llook noon 0 W, Dunn.
1 p. 111. 0. Hurt.
2 p. pi. KliiBlty, ,
3 p. 111. T. I'Mtipatiiik.
f p, 111. W, Kliby, uitli A. Q. llaiiiiultt's men.
.1 p. in. .1. (iuluigun.
fi p. 111. I. ildilicr, '
7 p. m. Ilaggeily,
NOTICF.
Conduclnr C, Iinipliig will run 9 p. in.
puklit) Deuinbcr 21, in plan- of prank Jllllf,
t'oiidulinr J. .1. O'IIjiu am) crew will run
wuik Ualu Jlonday 7 u, m., Wednesday and
'llr J.v.
This and That.
Organizer C. W. Uaxter Inst week
toured Luzerne county In the Intercuts
of the stationary engineers.
An explosion occurred recently tit the
mines of .1. W. Kllworth & Co., nt Ells
worth, near Pittsburg, and not only
set on lire the mines, but did a Rreat
ileal of damage. The workings are
now being flooded and when the
Ilames are 'extinguished, the mines
will he pumped out and operations re
sumed. The record In turning out rods was
broken at No. y rod mill of the .Toilet
plant of the llllnnU Steel company last
week. The night turn made 537,700
pound", or 240 gross tons, ot rods, and
not only gave the mill the world's
record for a single night's work, but
made the month's production of the
mill the greatest ever turned out by
any rod mill In the world. The mill
has an average for the month of l!)fj
gloss tons.
AMERICAN ENGINES.
One Reason Why They Ave Preferred
to Those of English Hake.
I'M. 111 the London lpreis.
An Kxpress r"presentatlve had an
Interview yesterday with the chairman
"I one of the best-known British loco
motive manufacture) s with a view to
gleaning how It was so many British
lallway companies had to send their
oiders for new engines to America.
Tito life of an expiess engine K It
seems, ten years, and railway com
panies have found It more and more
necessary, tra'llc Increasing so rapid
ly, to continually add to their locomo
tive stock. Most of the loading com
panies now make thelt own rolling
slock, which, If It has led, perhaps,
to more uniformity In construction,
lias not been found an adequate "way
out" of the dlfllculty. The assistance
first of pilvate British englneeilns
linns, and then of American com
panion, has had to be requisitioned.
"American engines," said the author
ity intPt legated, "do not come up to
the home-made article so far as qual
ity is concerned, but they are deliv
ered with far sieater dispatch. That
is the secret of the matter.
"American locomotives burn more
fuel, their valve motions are not near
ly so well tinlshed and the fittings nie
more hunledly put together; but they
are far cheapet even when cost of
tianspott is taken into account."
"How do the prices compare, then?"
"Passenger expiess engines made in
this country cost from 2,500 to 3.
r00, though mote powerful machines,
made by special builders, may cost
another thousand or so. Now Ameri
can contractor!!, not only turn out
their engines in less time, but at a
piiee less by 500."
The types of standard engines in
England and Ameiica are; it was ex
plained, approaching more and more
to a common allinlty, the most note
worthy distinction no v.- being in the
framework of the boiler. It is, there
fore, not a ditiicult matter for Ameri
can engineers to match British stand
ard patterns, especially when, as wis
the ease with one of the biggest liom-j
lines, the standard was waived be
cause the emergency was gteat.
"I can say with experien-e." was
the concluding lenuirk of the expert,
"that at present recourse to America
is Inevitable. Orders rush In upon us
both from home and from alnoad.
The war has robbed us of many of our
best hands, and coal Is very dear.
AVe aie unable to meet the demand.
Ameiica can, and does."
MOTHER INTERFERED.
The Marriage of David Owen and
Nancy Vaughan Declared Off.
By KtclusHe Whe from The Assoeiateil Press.
Susquehanna, Pa., Dec. -". At Haw
leyton, last night, while David D.
Owen and Miss Nancy D. Vaughan
ere being united In man luge by a lo
cal Justice of the peace, and when the
coiemony was just half completed,
the young man's molnei jumped In
between the couple and forbade fur
ther proceedings. The marriage was
then declaied off.
Tt is said to be the Hi. si instance of
the kind In the annals of history.
LACE WORKERS STRIKE.
Two Hundred and Fifty Girls in
Sympathy with Weavers.
By Eidustie Wire fiom The Associated Piess.
Wilkes-Bane, Dec. 2:1. Two hundred
and fifty girls employed at the Wyo
ming Valley lace mills, this city, have
notified the management that they
will not leport for work tomorrow.
They go out In sympathy with the
weaveis of the mill, who have been
out on strike for nine months.
The failure of the girls to report for
work will necessitate total suspension.
His Brains Beaten Out.
I.v Inclusive SVlic from "the Associated Pica.
Lnui-,llle, Ky,, Dec, it, John Kiippleni.111, a
private naUliiiiin. mis found todav near Ids
pi a co of employment wilh ids In 11 Ins bealeu out
Ills pocKeis had been liflul of his wukih paid
lii in the nitiht In fine, No auestb imc jet hern
made.
Meikeljohn's Canvass.
ISy i:eliiBie Wile fiom The Associated liei-s.
I Inroln, Nib., Die, il, Avdstint Smelaiy
of War ficorci' I). .Melheljohn will nniw in Ltn
10I11 tomorrow to asinine ptisoml nianai.vuieiit
ol hi cama.s foi a M'lt in the I'nllcd Mated
fili.ile.
Genoa Strike at an End.
lly ntcluMtr Wire fiom The Assoeiateil I'im.
(ienoa, Dee, 'A'l. The htiiKe that was caused
lij the I'loslntr by the piefeit of polite of the
bureau of labor unions mine to .111 end today 011
the iinnouiicdiient that the sou'iiiuient had ion.
sci ted to 11 reeoiistiuttiuu of the buiraii.
Tenders for Freight Cars,
lly Lwlushe W'lru fiom 'Iho V-.,oclated I'rcs.
Hantlauo, Chile, Dec, 2.1, The government o(
f Idle, ulilth rcrentlv iiilled tindera for 101
height cais, has aecepled .'100 fiom Poet lie & Co.,
and 100 I rain W, It. tinie fr Co., all of Aiiniiiau
manufacture,
Wu-Chang- an Open Port.
lly IXclushe Wire fiom '."ho Associated 'im.
Paris. Dee, i'i. The fiml-uflii a Temps an
linuiiies in conflimatloii the press illspatilns that
tlic viceroy of the provjmis of llu-l'el and Mil.
Nun declaim that WifC'liang; will be made, an
open purl,
m 1
Ohina Will Accept All Conditions.
Dy L'xclusle Wire from The Aisoelotcd Prets.
London Dec, 21. Di. Mmtl'on wiling to the
'linns fiom I'eUu Satin iby sjy.s that officlil
ClilniM' ilcclaic that fhliu will accept al the
roiiditioiw of thn Joint note without "Icing her
f.iu"
BUY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
... M ANUJTAOTUKED by ...
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
. OrJIOTS THE NAMK.
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MERCEREAU
& CONNELL
NOW OPEN IN OUR NEW STORE WITH A
NEW STOCK FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Diamonds
Watches
Silverware
Oim STOCK FOR EXTENT. VAltl
I3TY AND FINENESS IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT IS NOT EXCELLED
IN THIS LOCALITY
OUR WELL-KNOWN GUARANTEE
GOES WITH EVERY ARTICLE. . .
ALL ARE WELCOME.
'44&fcCAA5Arf?5''M,,'5A J
In Our New Store.
406 Lackawanna Avj
'Iho Popnlir House ruiniliin?
Stoie.
Come
&arly
Cfoday
And we'll do ouv best
, to help you out on
your last Christmas
purchases. We've lots
of good things left,
but mostly one of a
kind, so come early if
you would have
some.
Foote & Fuller Co
Alears Building.
Fine Cigars
Have just received two cases of Cor
tez Clgais, direct from Key West, fresh
and fragrant.
Other brands of clear Havanas, llise
Satlsfeclia, Garantlza, Manilato, etc.
Full line of Brier Pipes and smokers'
articles.
W. P. Shoop,
Mcars Building,
Pierce's Market, Peon Avenue
Wc Make a spoiially of fancy Cieamsry But
ter and fctrlctly ficsh eggs anil the price H as
low as first rlass t'oouU can be sold at.
We do not have any special sales or leaden
but at all times cairy ni complete a line ol
Market Goods, Fancy Groceries and Table Delica
cies as can be found in the laigcst New Yorl:
or Philadelphia Markets which we sell at right
prices.
W. H. Pierce,
10 tackawanna Ave.
Prompt delivery,
110, 11?, ltl Pens Ave.
The Dickson Miuiiiructuriiig Co.
fccruuton arid Wlllcei-llurrs, f4,
Muinifiiotureri o.'
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Boilers, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery.
General Office. Scranton. Pa.
Weak Nerves
People cannot help worrying when
their nervesare weak, That feeling of
languor, dullness and exhaustion is
the fearful condition which often pre
cedes insanity. The power to work or
study diminishes ana despondency de
presses the mind night anil day.
If you arc suffering the tortures of
Nervous Debility, there is no knowing
how soon you may decline to something
more horrible. But you can get well!
The youthful strength, buoyancy and
happiness can be restored by the use of
&BJjfi&
They have cured thousands, and we
have so much confidence in them that
we give an iron clad guarantee with a
$5.00 order.
Sent auy where In plain package. 81.00
Ser box, li boxes for So 00. Book free,
ddreas, Peal Mkdicinb Co., Cleve
land, Ohio.
For sale by John II. Phelps, I'lmrnuiUt, comer
Wyoming amine and Eprute street.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
Bilii
1 1 1
ii
Ijilll 'Iho Popnlir House ruiniliin? Ijljil
linn
Jewelers
Silversmiths
Fine Jewelry
Cat Glass
Leather Goods
No. 132
Coal
Exchange
Wyoming
Avenue
Furniture .
for Gifts. . .
The Scranton Furniture
and Carpet. Company direct
attention to their magnifi
cent assortment of Furni
ture, suitable for Holiday
Gifts, in which may be
found many pieces of rich
designs in modern and an
tique, at prices which are
particularly interesting to
early buyers.
Scranton Carpet
& Furniture Co.
(neQISTEHED.)
Heating Stoves,
Ranges,
Furnaces,
Oil Stoves,
Gas Stoves,
r$ Heaters.
li
US-S17 PBKN AVENUE.
Short
Sea Trips
of two ts Pve days duration,
are offered by the
TO
Norfolk, Ua.
Old Point Comfort, Ua.
Richmond, Ua.
Washington, D. C.
Steamers sail dally except Sunday from Pier 28,
North Ither, foot of Beach street, New Vork.
Tickets, including meals and stateroom accom
modations, $13.00 and upward.
For full information apply to
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.
81 Beech Street, New York, N. Y.
II.B.WALKKIl.Traf.Mgr. J.J.nnOW.V.G.P.A.
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Gift Things in Men's Wear .
Neckwear and fancy suspenders are safe gifts always. No man ever has too many
of either. A Bath Robe offers a still more effective and practical present. No
where else in Scranton is there equal variety to those shown here and nor.
NEW NECKWEAR
Here are patterns that will be found nowhere else, until spring stocks are dis
played. We were given the opportunity to select from the new silks, and have
what we wauted, exclusively. It is a fresh and beautiful addition to an already
magnificent stock of American Neckwear. Prices 50c to $1.25
SILK SUSPENDERS
Silk webbings, gilt buckles,, kidskin ends put up in neat box, $1.00. Othel
styles at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
MEN'S BATH ROBES
Made with the comfortable Raglan sleeve, that adjusts the fit to every figure.
Made in the expert and liberal way that we only will have them. Prices $3 to $12
HANDKERCHIEFS
Hemstitched, scalloped, embroidered, lace trimmed, the novelties in colors many
styles of each, and the best of each, from the world's leading makers. That's the
handkerchief stock. Never better prepared than now. Prices 5c to $12.
SPECIALS Men's plain white linen hemstitched handk'fs 25c to $3.75 a dozen
" Jap Silk hemstitched handk'fs, full size 50c.
" " " " ' " with initials, SOc.
Ladies' embroidered and hemstitched handk'fs 25c to $2.75 a doz.
plain white linen " " with initals 25c.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
STATEMENT OF THE
I.
OF SCRANTON.
Depository of the United
States. At the close of busi
ness Dec. 31. 1 goo.
BESOUBCES.
Iioans and Investments
$3,175,478.36
Banking House 38,599.64
Cash and Beserve. . . . 536,879.19
33,750,957.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital S 200,000.00
Surplus 500,000.00
Undivided Profits . . . 57,905.29
Circulation 100,000.00
Individual Deposits . . 2,415,536.98
U. S. Deposits 422,729.39
Due to Banks 54,785.53
83,750,957.19
WILLIAM CON.NCM., 1'iesiilcnt.
HENRY IIKI.IN', .lit., Viii-.I'iesiilciit.
UIM.IAM II. I'lX'K, Cisliicr.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 465
N. Ninth Street,
.PA
Telephone Coll, 2333.
THS
MOOSIG POWDER CO.
looms 1 and2,Coui'lih BTd'g.
OEANTON, 9A.
lining; and Blasting
POWDER
Mf4at Moosloud HuibJti Works,
tAFLIN RAND POWDBR CO.'S
ORANOE QUN POWDBR
Bleetrlo BaUorls. Klcotrlo Hxplodsri
splodlug blasts, bursty Pus ititl
Reiaiii CMcil Co,'s .&
in m
SCRANTON'3 SHOPPING CENTER.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL OHRIBTMA3.
MEN'S AND
WOMENS
BARGAINS
Here's a chance to make a dollar do double duty. We
Ocut prices deeply to close out these little lots at onco.
Carpet Sweepers ,?;& 7.00
Oriental Foot Rests sa 75c
Wilton Rugs svr US
Prices cut deeply on
Smoking Tables, Taborettes, etc.
oMankhoE' Rockers
Williams & McAnulty,
129 Wyoming Avenue
I38.11ttO Game Board.
Twenty seven different games, including Billiards,
Pool, Carroms, Ten Pins and several very interest
ing games. Get one and keep your boys at homo
evenings.
We Have Also the
Popular Game, Archarena
Fifty four games. This game has been greatly
improved since last season, many new games
added, We are now wsl stocked with a complete
, line of Cameras, Kodaks -nd supplies, including a
large assortment of Card Boards for mounting
posters, all colors and sizes, of Striking Bags, Foot
Balls. Sweaters aud everything athletic. There is
no limit.
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