THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1901.
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FCRANTOX, Pi:ui5lTAUY 1-', 1901.
A few tlnys will dei'ltle whether It Is
thn mayor of Cincinnati or the sovor
nor of tlio stntc who is the whole tliliijr
in Ohio.
The Cure for Hazing.
THK UUPOIiT of the commit
tor; of conRiesH nppolntcJ to
Investigate hnzlns nt West
Point mlllt.ny ucmlcmy cm
bodies the conclusions nil party reached
lv intelligent readers of the news
I'rfpers namely, that the hazing ptnc
tlrod has not been half us ncveic its
h.is Ken tcpoited In the jollow Jour
nals nor, on the other hand, 1ms It been
!icri-.;n y or fair. Toiufuolciy Is u
natural tlcvclopmont among ounrj men
of Irish hpltits but many of the forms
It has taken at West Point ate calcu
lated to make the Judicious grieve. For
this rcahon the bill which the commit
tco has recommended to congress as a
Mt.p in the direction of breaking" up
hazing will be generally commended.
71 provides that the superintendent
of the academy shall suppress nil chal
lenge lighting and eety form of hazing
by compiling a I'ourt of Inquiry and
taking other measure: that It sdiall be
the duty of every instiuetor to icpoit
to the bupctintundent any reports of
tuisdns coming to his uttentlon; that
any cadet concerned In tiny way, close
ly or lemotely, with hazing shall be
ulinrisseil; and that no c.idcl so dis
missed shall lie Muppolnted to tho ac
ademy or ccr be appointed In the
army, navy or mailne coips; that any
cailet called upon .shall b compelled to
answer all (uestloni under pain of ills
nil.ss.il; that when the court of inquiry
orcoiirt m.iiti.il convened by the super
Inteinlriit ih.ill fall to iiiceitaln tho
perpctiator or peipetiatois of hazing,
the FeeiLtnry of war shall conene a.
tourt of Inquiry for the same pin pose
and that the secretary of war shall
nss-lgn to tin- .H,nlein sulllclent mini
bur of ni my ollliei.s to euny out the
lawn and i emulations governing the
academy.
These mc.isuies will be elCeottml only
so far a they hao the mui.il support
of the outlets themseles, "Wnjn to
avoid any lesulatlons, however stiin-M-nl,
i. in ilsu.illv be lound when there
K a i-i-iinus iiroit to find them. It Is
thcietore gratifying to note that In con
sequents of the leeent agitation or the
matter the cadet, appear to be willing
to lotego most of their pranks and to
Pledge theinsehes to liohavc ut sane
oilii,- men should. If they can bo en
couraged in stick to this good ic.solu
tlon and to on.it t It as a pait of the
academy's social code, the problem will
be solved. Otherwise It will reappear
at Inlenals, as it has reappeared
hitherto.
The exclusive stoiy of tho South
Afilcau peace commission exploded as
quietly as an itideseenl soap bubble.
The King and the Boers.
CONJEOTURKS as towliat King
lMward may say to parlia
ment on Thrsday In reference
to the South African war
have bcn freely offered by vailous
cntcrpilsing coi respondents, who have
in many rates volunleetcd to put
winds In his mouth expressive of hor
ioi at the long continuance of hostil
ities and favorable to caily peace te
gardless of price. Hut these are all
nullified by Lord Unglan's announce
ment, chronicled in yesterday's Trib
une, Unit "Hoops, not peace eonrrnlb
sIoiihh, are going to South Africa."
While .it mid leslstancu lemalns, the
only way to peace la thtougli muelcnt
lug war. This Is tiuo In South Afilca
and equaliy true in the Philippine.
There can bo no doubt that the pub
lic opinion of Gioat Hrlt.rlrr, In com
mon with that of the ilvlllzcd wot Id,
has undeisono a change In Its atti
tude tow aid the Uocis. Where otlgln
ilb" It was contemptuous It Is now
"holly icspcctful and to a notable de
kHu lull of ndmliatlun for the mat
eloiih personal couijgo and enduiancc
which the Uoem have shown. It would
take very little encouragement nlong
diplomatic and conciliatory Hues to
muse John Hull to full un the Dutch
South Afiknu fin met 's neck and wel
come ill in Into tho impetial fold with
lliowoiks and baiiquets thut Is, con
ditional upon the fanner's showing u
Jlsposltlon to accept the hopeless odds
9f warfaio and cast hlimclf upon Urlt
Ish gmeioslty. Hut wheio stubborn
ness Is concerned, John Dull can be
Rtubboin, too. and notwithstanding
thai ull thought of glory or glamor
has. long since depat ted from tho cam
paign which Kitchener Is trying to
close, up in South Africa, the con
cclousnesa Is deeply present with every
norjnul Uugllshman that to stop now,
after all that has been done and sac
rificed, short of a complete assertion
of britlsh sovereignty and power, un
questioned and impregnable ftom the
Cape to the Zambesi, would bo to cap
a series of blunders und dlsappont
meijts with a climax of administrative
Idiocy that would spell humiliation
over tho whole episode.
Klnd-hcaited and paec-JovJng as
I'l'H Udwnid Is believed to be, It must
be rcmembcicil Hint he Is also h typi
cal KuglUhman nud mattuo man of
the world. Whatever niny be his
thought us to how Ihls South African
business might have Jeen better
handled nt tho beginning II is safe to
assume that he Is In no present tin
ceitalnty hs to how It must be closed
up In older to bring nttcngth and se
curity to his loyal subjects In South
Afilca Hnd Increased unity to his em
pire, U Is pltlahlf that the Hoer lead
ers, who in o obstlnntely loading their
poor followers further und lurther
along the pathway to beggary and de
spair, do not possess the gift of cum
in mi souse ns well as of coinage und
zeal. Hut the very fact that they do
not udds to the necessity of llrltlsh
supremacy ns u condition precedent to
South Africa's fullest development.
Tlieie seenm to,- be soniethlnff the
matter these dajs with tho vocal or
gans of the man who used to make a
fpeclalty of the "Ciline of 'TJ "
A Strike and Its Consequences.
NOW THAT Chicago's groat
building trades strike has
come to an end, it is in
structive to review what it
has accomplished nnd to consider
whether, after ull, It has paid.
The stilko, or lock-out, fur It was
n case of both employes nnd cmployeis
going on stilko at about the same
time, waa instituted mbre than a.
car ngo and came us the culminating
feature of a long series of petty ills
agi cements and annoyances which
hud almost piostinted the building in
dustry In Chicago. The men btruck
for higher wages. Th' c.upenter.s,
who constituted the inalnstny of tho
Ilulldlng Trades council, wcic getting
42Vi- cents nn hour for nn eight-hour
day, und they demanded CO cents. The
other woikmen made demands In pio
pot lion. On the other hand, the con
tractor declined that tho exactions
of the Ilulldlng Trad's council nnd of
the walking delegate system of declar
ing sttlke.s cm puiticulur Jobs iitbi
trarlly had become so Insufferable
that they would not resume business
lolatlons with their foimer employes
until these evils had been icinedlcd.
This was the situation which pro
longed Itself in deadlock for mote than
a year, practically suspending the en
tiro building operations of Chicago,
keeping 23,00ft men idle, involving nu
merous scenes of disorder and turbu
lence nnd Inflicting a Ios3 upon busi
ness which, runs high Into the millions
of dollars. Various cffoits to nrbl
tiato failed, the contractors remain
ing steadfast in their dolci initiation
not to i enow foimer leUtions with
the building Unties unions until they
could have assurances that their busi
ness would no longer be capriciously
tied up by sjmpathy sttikes or by tha
snap judgment of walking delegates,
inferred without notification or ap
peal. At the outset of the stiuggle the
Building Tiades council hnd u mem
bership of '.'7,000, including bricklay
ers mid stone masons, hod cut i lets,
plasterers, pltimbets, btldgeand sltuc
luial It on woikeis, steam lltlcis, elec
tticlanx, ga flttcis, mosaic workeis,
slate nnd tile roofers, ouipentors,
pulntei?, rtono cutters, lathers, sheet
metal wotkers, bollcrmakers, tunnel
miners, paper huugcis nnd teprescnta
tlves of ten to fifteen smallei tiades.
One by one these unions tell by tho
wuyslde. Pi lor to tho settlement with
the carpeutiiH the membei.ship of tho
council had fallen to 10,201. With the
withdrawal of the r,,500 ciipcnlcia,
who have always been its backbone,
the council collapses. This with
drawal Is a condition of the settle
ment reached on Thuisday of last
week between representatives of the
carponteis nnd contractois.
The other conditions of that settle
ment nie thnt wages shall be ns before
the stilko, except the, concession to
the meu-of n Saturday hulf-hollday at
their own expense; that there shall
be no limitations as to the amount nt
work a man shall perfoim dating his
working day: that thete shall be no
restriction of the use of machinery or
tools; that tlieie shrill be nn lestiie
tlon of the use of any manufactured
materia, except prison-made; that no
person shall have tho right to Inter
fcie with the woikmen during wink
ing hour; that the use of apprentices;
shall not be prohibited; that the foie
irrnn shall bo the agent of the cm
plojor; thut all workmen are tit lib
erty to woik tor whomsoever they
see fit; that nil employers ato nb lib
city to employ nnd dischaige whom
soever they set) fit.
Provision Is made in tho settlement
that nil disputes which may heieafUr
arise dining the two-year poiiod cov
eied by tho agioement uu to be bot
tled by iiibitiatinii, und theio ohnll be
no stoppage of woik pending u set
tlement. A joint uiblttatlon commit
tee ot contractois und labor men Is
piovldel for, with u disinterested um
pire to adjust tho tiouble If the arbi
tration board falls. Tho employment
of non-union rnerr b tho conttactois
Is not prohibited, but it Is stipulated
thut no non-union cat pouter Is to br
emplojcd on tho same Job with u
union eutpenter. Non-union men In
other tiatlrs, however, may woik i Ida
by side with him without off-rise.
The same contiactor who einpliycj
union carpenters on one Job niayt em
ploy non-union caipentcrs on another
nt the Mine time. It is explicit!
Mated, though, that the contractors
shall rrot puy any carpenter less than
the union wngo .scale, and that no
union carpenter shall work for less
than tlie union wngo scale.
This, it will bo seen, Is a complete
victory for tho contractors; but nt
the same tlmo It Is n vlctoiy for bo
ciety, Inasmuch as it does away with
costly blrlkes und substitutes a fair
machinery of arbitration. That is tho
one gain growing out of tho long
struggle; but nt what a frightful cost
it Is purchased!
While congiess is tin ashing about to
discover a means of ubollshlng hazing
at West Point, u freshman ut the
Agtlculturnl college, at Irnslng, Mich.,
appears to have hit upon a feasible
plan. When a puity of his fellow stu
dents approached his room declaring
their purpose to ".stack" it, ho met
them at the dour with a loaded revol
ver and threatened to shoot the first
person who made a move. The thrent
was effectual, and huxlug nt Lansing Is
temporal lly suspended.
An Inter estlng plnn Is credited to Dr.
ltuthrock, the ntuto forestry commis
sioner, who pioposes the establishment
of camps on thu various forest reser
vations of the state wheiu persons suf
fering from consumption, Hnd finan
cially unable to go to California. Ari
zona, Ploildu or the AiHrondueks for
their health, e.ur spend several months
in tho summer In the hope ot gaining
lelief. Dr. Uothrock's Idea Is to pro
vide suitable habitations for tubercu
lar patients und let them have tho flee
ue of tho same as long and us often
as they may deslio He will not nsk
the state .for an iippioptlallou because
ho Is conlldent thut the necessary funds
can be provided thiotigh pilvuto means.
All he wants of tho state Is permission
to try the experiment. Titer o are u
number of reservations In different
portions of the commonwealth which
by reusorr ot their elevation and puro
iitmospheic are eonsldcied to be ud
vuntageous us abodes fin consump
tives, and If tlie onnjlng out of his
ptoposltlon enn contribute to t hocking
the spread of this Tnost Insidious and
wldespieud of prevalent maladies the
expeilment would be fully Justified. It
Is certain that additional measure are
needed In this dliecllon.
On the Island of Hollo, the tuvoilte
method of one of the Insurgent patilots
In arms against the American Imudeis
Is to bury his Yankee captives up to
their necks In a bed of sand, nnd then
cut ort their herds'. Another expression
of his belief In the tiod-glvon right ot
self-government Is to lead his pilson
ois nut Into the pinz.i und lortuitj them
to death by cutting nit strips of flesh
with ii bnln. Doubtless these patriotic
ceremonials have Hie full suppoit of
the American "untls."
As a means of smashing the so
called lumber trust a Kansas solon has
Introduced a bill making It the duty
of the oouit to tllsinNs nny suit lor the
collodion of a debt If the defendant is
able to show that the plaintiff Is In u
combination to conttol pi Ices or re
strict trade. The equity of aiich a law
would hinge largely upon the composi
tion ot the Juiy. The average Jury in
Ivans. is would probably make short
work of the lumber octopus.
Mrs. Car lie Nation's proposed lec
ture in Chicago has been declared off
nn account of the meagre advunce sale
of tickets. Theio is u growing sus
picion that .Mrs. Nation Is not much of
an attraction when not accompanied
1 hei tomahawk anil the jingle of
glasswuic.
m
The Juiobltos of London dlsplnjcd
singular discourtesy hi seiving notice
that Mary IV, and not Edward VII,
Is llghtful sov eloign of 1'nglnnd with
out llrst shipping a batch of Mary's
photos to the New Yotk yellow Jour
nals. Prorrr reports of the movements in
Topeka anil Kansas City it looks as
though Mrs. Nation's etfoits to "un
Jolnt" Kansas would be successful.
Oiiflin? Studies
ol fldruan Nafiire
How Montana Was Nnmcd.
IT Is SOT MAN Uh I.As to luniB a bibv and
to tunic ,i jto ur tcnltory H obWously a
rilou miins I lie IjIo l.cncul J, W. llrnvir,
for wlioril the rlilcf city of Color ido in rjllfd,
.ilu ns tnil-tiil that lie t'jvo llio name to Mon
tana "i.intril Dcmrr a intinnte ultli bLplicii A,
DouIjs," mite 1". 11. Clevcncr, who wjj
fomicily the gondii's contiilcntijl clerk. "At
one ot Ihtir lwctlnt,', u lie told the Morj,
Dough brought out a map of tho Wct, alii(;
that he Inlrndtd to intioduco a bill to tjnn
home rcw icnllorics. and waited lonci to
outceit jppropriate name?.
" 'Colorado was the fust one mentioned 't
lute ahcady applied tint to one thU,' i-aM
Doiulas, pointing on the map to what Is now
the plate of Colorado. 'I want a name for a
territory I iiin gulng to marl, out up here In the
mountalni-'
"Dimu's life in the Wtt and his fcruce in
the Mexican war had made him fimiltir with
man Spanish wortln, und he umaihedi 'Viiij
not call It Montani?'
"'What dots that rnejiw'
I inner n:lil that it. meant 'mountainous
lounti.' lly wav of asMiiiiitf hiin-elf, Douglas
i-illcd to his wlic, nruutcd the ijueitlon, and
received tlio tamo aiiawei, 'ftcncul, 11' t just the
woid, faid Douglas. 'I eh ill adopt it.'
Hi. bill did not ruvi ut that time. Indctd,
Mnnlini w."H not oi.'anlcd ai i teiilloiy until
l'lil, time cjis after tho death of l)uuh'.
Hut th iiimewai Rbcn It in due ttme outh'ti
Loiupinioii
A Matter of Emphasis.
Till 111,'s n nnn litre in tuwn, lelates the
WdahliiRtuii I'ot, vho ha won a really en.
M.ihle n put ttion a tiitlr of art und liUutiirc
nnd other tlihifc by a method which it to in
krnioii't an I i-'i lllpIf that he c unlit not to be
allow ol to hate a monopoly of It. If ;ou tliow
him thai llllle landape jou kkctihcd last
Milliliter he wll no ii tioiu Micial points of
irw in nilrico tor .1 fev moment'. Tlien he will
i-nillo .ippruMUKh, aid p.n .
"Hill, 111 it Ii a ltiidtipe," jti'l he cm
di iaIoa the "iV c IioiirI.
It j on iuw hlui the vcruo-t jou Hashed ott
-il out niooiiliKht .it Atlantic City he u nl them
(uutiilly, ami with I lie djiiic- en liii on t lie
villi he .ijt.:
"Will, that U a poem "
How well ho biKcceiN In )lcaii g cciliody
vlthoiil luidinjr up liis (oiwiincn wltli fulsc
IiooiH von may know fiom the (act that I heir
the mother ol a fill who pl.ih tho ilauo toll
m imbed Hut Ir. IIjsIi had tpoKcn in the high
rt lernn eif .lanet iihiinff, when 1 Knew per
fectly well that all ho ha 1 cicr Mid to the a:lrl
W lb
"Well, that U plalns"
The Tax-payer Pleased.
HOW rilll icady tut of a dooikccpci ol the
houc of npifftcntithoi prevented a nce-te,
aiiil fallHiid tlu dlitnity of one of the ouiiiiin
IKfple I iilated 1 a Wahln0'ton cotietpend.
nil of l ho Woild. "(lit out of here," mid
Charley Mann, doorKecpu of tl.o hou- preen
etlki.v, to an Intiii.i. i. '(let out nothlntrl I
lave us muih light heie hi an out I urn an
ineiirin eiticu. o h.ivo no ih,ht to have
prlvato eallcrlK, Wh, I supput thl,'' he
continued, ineaniiip the cjpltol ui laigc. "I'm a
a taxpair, and I won't get out." "Arc ou a
tixpa.vcrS" Inqulrrd Mann. "u, I'm t i"C
pj.vci." "Will, now, wh didn't 0u nay that
befuief llita U no place for ou. Vou Jut
(onio with lie mound to tho Uvpier'a caller .
114 carpeted, t-olt kcls, iiih! all that, W'j taKe
taro of taxpacn here, we do." "I knew ou
hid a taipaiu' (calKi) somewhere," uld the
utianrcr, a he Mated hhi:lf In tho public
gallei.
Prolific in Wiitlnn; Jokes.
CAltt, ll.VUbbn," who waa tlio editor of the
Oeunaii edition of puik and now tho rnaKor
of ono of tho niot mecewlul aluianar in the
eountiy and a liumoiout lecturer hneldcj, telli of
a rcnilnUccnio of John Kendrkk llangi, editor
of lUrpcra Wrekl, us the "New Yotk Worlel,
It treats of n time when the dUtliiguUhrd Vou'.
era man wai wrllliiR Jo!.t for I'uck In the rally
clghtlc and could tuin out mom of them In 21
lioun tli.vn any other man In that particular line,
"Ono elay," Mid .Mr. lUiwer, "the younn man
whose duty It wiw to lead all the JoVca ant
to the I'nullih edition of I'urk came to me
inueh agitated and pcipleMtl.
"'Here,' raid he, 'I have ireeivrd a hundred
JeK.fi today from that man llanp". And he acndi
me all ihc time a bundled cadi day. Whv,
h must be w-niKed to ileith, Ids mind mu-t be
nearly worn out.' "
And Mr. Ilauer amevcieili "It Is easy work
for him. tu fact, it Is a meie recieallon."
Where Candor Paid.
IT rill.lli: was one thliiir chauctrrlstlc ot the
late Senator (irar, of Iowa, It was his frank
ness. Fcnator Dolllver jeatrrdai, savs the Wash,
Ingtoii Post recalled an Installed In which the
exhibition of this trait workril to Mr. Ceat'a
advantage,
dear was u tandlilite fer tongrCN". The pro
hibition ecntltnetiL was running high In his ills
tilcf, and the t(micranee people eoncluiled to
put the randlilite thiough an tsamlnitlou. They
held a moftlnsr, to which liny Invited Mr. Clear.
He accepted The rliaitman of the meeting was a
linker.
"We ham. Kihl tin. rj.mkrr l Mr. Gear,
"that thee dot not lielonir to any temperanee
society, and that lure ihl take u drink when It
plravs thee."
"Hut Is true," rcplhd Mr. Oar without any
heitaliou. '
,"lhec ail veiv dank," said the ()uaker, "and
thr friiikiic-i; Is rnoic to be eoimnended linn thy
habllr. We do not think tliee ought to drink,
but If thou linlat lied to us we would not have
Mippoiled thee. Thee will now receive our
votc "
And Mi (,eir did ael Ihtlr vole He never
foigot the incident nnd Its moral
It Should Not Lnck a Name.
KATr.'S place was in rhe dining room. s
Was nor rhe eook, but alio had a' tine talent
for deserts, and often wmt Into the kitchen to
make up Mime tpeeial elilntv.
So it biiM lied that whin the mlstrcts hid a
clcrle.il dlnntr, with the bishop and two or thrcu
otner chiiichinen, Kite was the author of the
I'li'Mlnir. slfi va (X much pleicd when the
Itkliop iiaisril the dish and the other clerg.vmen
rehoed his c pinion, but ulic masked hei enjoy,
ment of the idtuaiiou behind the (olcmll face
whleh she dva-s wore when waiting on table
"l'ia till me," said Ihe bi-hop. "what is the
nime of this wonderful puldlng?"
"I icall don't Know," .iiI the mbtlos.
What h thu n Hue of it, Kate:"
hate, very proud of the iinpoilanre letovved
upon her, but Willi features unmoved, faid:
"Well, ma'am, to tell je the truth, I've been so
huy todiy tint 1 hadn't time to name It; but,
Hire, whir to many rf the icvercnd elrrgv here
this evcnln' It'll not be long leforc 'tis
christened " Woieestcr Oazclte.
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Addrers 1. O bos 8.1, Wilkes Dine, Pa., stit.
Ing age, eviHiiemc and falary cpectrel.
w.n:i) at o'ci:-.y itrLivni.n. onui: and
indutriuu.s toiniatcr; ono well acqnalntiil
with th" ells; nun led man piefeiicd -Jlcidow
Ilrook Wavherj-, .south Side, cltv.
Situations Wanted.
WAN inrUVnON' IJY COIOItl.D MAVj
oung, iimrt and active, as diivcr for a doc.
toi in as porter oi waller in private family in or
outside of rlM- William llcndinou, 5-U t.atki
w.inni avenue.
biri?Aiio w.vyn.D uv i:I'i:hii:nci,d i,n
steuoiaphcr and tpcvMilci. Addicts J. .1.
Tribune .
SIKvOGItvl'Iir.It UMI'LOKD AT PKISIINT,
who is capable 1 takinfr diet ition on tele
writer, will bo at liberty to accept a position In
the near futuie. Can fuinlili (,uod rcfelxuce.
Aeldrrsi Y-, Tiibune otfice.
&nt7lION WANIKD AS IIOLNIMelXPi.lt, A
tnull lamlly intferred. Addicvs , 'lie lor.
fciru.Tios w nti:d-iy a cood oiiil, roit
gincial hoUMUOik. Addic-Ni W, I!, 'lilhune.
lioiiicM.i.i'Kit-itixniiLi.. 'inch: oit nor-
hlc cntri all oi pait of rho time Addict
lluokkecicr, 1111 V'aliliild meet, elt.v.
sitl'ahok v.sn:D-n as i:i'i:niici:D
bookkeeper. Addresd it. J., Tiibune ofiicc.
SITl'AllOV WAMi:o-t,r.SDIII-sS WOl ID
like to g;ct komo ladiik and gcnllcmcn'a
lacmlrj ; alo take family whing heme; lict
of city rcfiiinee. tall or address 5i l'lea-mt
atrcct.
Por Sale.
AMtAVA
1'ABM 10K I.U-ONr. M1M. VHOM iOLtll
Canaan, 3 GcorB'etovvn, 1 Wa.vmait, 7 lloncs
dale; H aeirs, Irn woo Hand, balance neail all
level and tillable. 10 room date roofed house,
two Ull,e hams, Willi uii'Ulgloun 1 Mablen, two
toi ehleker, liv'lu feet, laigo granai.v, ie
houvi and other outbulldln. well wattled, two
bearing apple oichmH ono le.u oreluid, 4
)ears eld; gianeii. Inrilrs and f mall. Will s"ll
tor what the liullding!. woahl eoet, $I,VW, lea
tuuublo down ianienc Imiuiio of II N. l'it
rlck, .01 Wahlngton avenue, or 1'gbert bcadi,
Clark's laecii, I'a.
loit s mjcott vm: at iiuvi:y's .kc.,
I'a , wllh about one airo iaouud, Ihlit Q
pie Ucck, barn, iie house, etc. hmpiiie of ll
II. Ilieks at Ihlid Natloi il bink, beranton, I'a
1011 SM.l 'IWKSTY-nVH StCOSDHAND
locomotive boilers. I'or partlculais an 1
at otUio of Crucial Storekeeper, D , I. & W.
It. It, Co , bcranton, I'a.
ion si,r.-. rnM or co apiics; ro acuks
Impiovedi t mllo bom ractoiville; about
tvvcnl nilnuten walk fiom Kcjrtmic Acadcnoi
A very dahtly und pleasant location tor a
eountiy hoiiiei can lie bad very reasonable,
lKMi-i.lou ut once, luipiliv or addrcs.s W, D.
Itus-sdl, I), i. C.'.'s tttlce, i ranton.
Wanted To Buy.
WANTKD-SKCOND-IHMI fiUOT MC!IISIS,
mut bo In (ood oidcr, state paitlcuUra a
to make and price Addrras L. M., (jeueral de
liver, Ecranton, I'a.
Money to Loan.
DO 0U WANT 10 LOAN MONKY. COJIB AND
see me. Prcderltl; K. bcott, Attorncj-, Mean
bulldlnj, Scranton, I'a.
MO.MSY TO LOAN ON DOND AND HOHTOAdK.
tny amount. M. II, llolgate, Commonwealth
building.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONKY TO WAV-WICK,
straight loans or Duildirr and Loan At
from 1 to 0 per icnt. Call on N. V. Walker,
SI1-31I Council building.
Personal.
dl'aini.ss funnii oit no py. o. noww,
Mllv.aukec, Wis.
ALWAYS BUSY.
rt
&
JtUUBEUS; KUBBEKS.
LEWIS & RE1LLY
Board Wanted.
IIOAIID WAMr.D-FOIt TIJllKK ADULTS AND
one small child. In respectable Jewish lam
lly, living ic first-clans neighborhood. State
price. W. A , Tribune office
Iteciults Wanted.
SWNVVStS)
wanti:d roit U. S. AltM: ai.i.ii iiodii.d.
uiimarriul men between ages ot Jt and r't;
eltlzi-us of United &talc, of good iliaiictr aid
temperate lubits, who eoiii .rik, leid .mil
write Kngllsh. lice mils apulally deslicd fir
service In I'hllipplnc I'oi infoiinallon apple
to I'ecrultlng Ofttce, 1SJ Womlrg ave , Scran
ton. Pa
Special Notice.
i:i:ad tiii: ni.w 6iiTi,vLMsii .unusu..
cold ly ncsrdealcn and icwcbo, at ono
cent a cop.
Lost.
LOsr-sni'itDW
clntelalue baj;
I sT, IlltOW.V AILICMOtt
Aeldress Wi .lellerfon avenue.
lust-knclisii .shrrnt.
forcheid; answers to '
Chcrr lane, Gnen Uldjte.
DROWN STOT ON
Du'te." Rrvvaid. o
LEGAL.
IN IIC: I.STA1K Ol' .I0IIV V. llKlD. IlK
(cased. in Orphans' Court, of Liekaevanui
counly.
Notice Is hereby given tint upon the appll
cation of r.ithcr Held, adminUtntiix of the
Cfclato of John A. Uriel, a rule has been grant, i
by said Court to show lame wh die dull not
be discharged! returnable to Ihe March Term
of Argument Court, beginning April '.2, inoi
II. V. 1INKHAM. Attornc.
i.bTAiE or maiigvrci' . klnm:d, lati:
of tho city of Sciantoii, county ot lukv
wanna, and state of l'ciinslvaula, decraMd.
Letters of administration having ticen granted
to the undcialMied, all persons havinc; ililnu
or jfcmaiuLs atriln.t the said estate vrtll proem
them for panient, ami all persons iiuUbtiil
thereto arc requested to nrsku immcdlato pi
ment to
.lOHN T. KRNXKDY. Athnlntstiatoi
Sll South Wishhuton, Ave., Sranton, I'a
CHAULUs U UAWM'.Y, Attorney for IMate
PltOPOsLS-sTLi:i PHOPnSALS Will, 1115
received at the ofdee of the county lommls
doner until Monday, Feb. "Jlli, l'.HH, nt 10 a.
in , for irstalling a plumbing, heating and sen.
timing svbtcm at the 1-icKavamia County l'rlxn
In uccorduiieo with ihe dans and speeffieat ic ns
prepired In- John t. Hurls, riincci ; said plans
and specific itlons can bo ecn ut his ollicc in
the Williams building, Linden street.
The sum of one hundred dollirs In eadi or
entitled cheek Is to be inclosed with each bid,
which sum shall bo foifeitcd to the county com.
tnisdoncrs of l.ackiwaiuii Count In raso of re
luvil or omission to execute contract within
ten diys alter tiro aivard of Ihe same. No biJ
will be re id or considered which fails In com
pi with this Icq-ilicnicut
All persons who furii!i bids nie lequcstcd to
bo present at the county eoinuilmioiu rs' ofllee on
tho day and dilc .ifcrcald, as .ib bids will be
opened at that t fit it
The county iiimiiilvdoncis rei-cive the light
to icject an or all bids, lly the order of tlu
count e- rnininlxioiKis cf I.nckawautia count.
I I Ol itll.lt MOIIHI-.
.OU.N I'lMV.
JOHN J. DfllUIV,
Alle-,t f minty l onmihdonns
W. . DAMILS CIciL
I'ltOCLAMATION-Tlli: (l5NLI(l, MI'SIUI'Vi,
deerion will be held on the third Tueiliy of
IVbruary, Lcin-; tho Dili day ol said month, on
v hlih date the tollowlng citv nliiccia will lie
devtid.
rirjt W aid One per.on to sene as Ccimnou
fxmncilman, rwo persons as i.iMitioiul Comii on
Cbuucilricn
second Waiel Three pcinonl as additional
Common Councllnien
Tldid Ward Ono ptison to scivc as Common
Councilman.
1'ouith Ward Two peions for additional Con.
mon Councllmcn.
1 ifth Ward One pmon to serve as Common
Councilman and two persons ns additions.! Com.
inou Councllnien.
-ixtli Waul One perion as additional Common
Councilman.
Sevcntli Ward One icrkon to serve as Common
Councilman.
Ml th Wcid-Ono person to serve as C'oniuvui
Councilman and one paoi ai addltioral l.ou
mon Couneihriu. v
l.liveiith Ward One prison to seive as fom.
mon Councilmiii and one peicou as addition tl
Co'iitnon Councilman.
Ihlrtcciith Ward One piicon to servo as Com
mon Counellmin and one peison as additional
C'ernmon Councllinan
I Iflrcutli Waul One cuon to scivo ru Con
mou (Councilman.
Seventeenth Ward One pcreon to seive ns ( em
mon Councilman, eno pcre'ru to scivu as addi
tional Common Cnum Ilium.
Nineteenth Ward One pel Mm to servo as ( oin
mou Councilman and two persona as addltio.nl
Common Couucilnuu.
Twentieth Ward One peion as additional Con -ellman.
Twenty fliot Waid -One perron to servo as Con
mon Councilmiii
And such other wapl and distrbt ollneis as
may b directed ly hw.
JAMl'.S MOIU, Majet.
FPOFeTSSO A fl L.
Cor titled Public Accountant.
15. C. SI'AULDlNa, SJ0 DltOADWA, M.W
ork.
Architects.
IDWAItD II. DAVIS AllClliriCr, lONM.ll,
bidldlni;, Scraulon.
i iTTnizlacK i. imowN. Aitniiii.ri', riiicu
lulldlug, IN Wasllntoa avenue, sciatitun.
Dentists.
dil c. i:. Kii.r.Nni:uotit, i-auli uuimhmi,
Spruce strict, Scranlon.
Dlt I. O, LYMvN, SCUVMOV I'ltlVAfl! HOs
pital, corner W)oming and -Mulheny.
DR. C. C. LMIIIU'II, 113 WOMINO VVI5NU15
Hit. II. V. lti:NOLl)s, Ol'P. I' 0.
Cabs nnd Cntitnges.
iiumint tiui:d cads and'ovi'iiiagi: nrvT
of Service. Prompt attention clnn mdris by
'phone. '1'houcs 2)72 and OXSi. Joacpli Kdlr,
JJl Linden. "
Physicians and Surgeons.
pitTwTL. ALLKV, 013 NOIiril WASHING ION
avenue.
un. s. w. L'AMoni: i'.v. oinci: mo wash.
inglon avenue. Itedelciiec, Uli Miilbcny,
Chrunle disrasei, luiigs, heaii, kldncs and
ceuito uilnary organs a, sprclalt. Mourn, 1 iu
4 p. in.
Schools.
bCIIOOf, Ol' TIII5 LACKAWANW tfltVNIOV,
I'a. Couno prcpatatoiy to college, law, medi
cine or buslmsa. Opens btpt. Utli. hend for
catalogue. Itev. Thomas M, Cann, LL. D, prin
cipal and pro rUtor, W 15 Pluinhy, , M
hcadmittcr.
afcwRBffiSP'
Ml
.CALENDAR
mm
aaon
With meinorandum space
oi each leaf,
gc Eacho
Jmt for a day or so.
Rey molds Bros
Stationers nud Engravers,
Hotel Jermyn Building.
Lawyers.
J,i.y:.iIR(m-V;. A"OnNKY AND COUNSKL
lor at-law. Itoomi 3U-313 Mcara building.
I.!,,;,llU'U)f,.I',:' AT10KNF.Y-LOANS KEtO.
tlatcd on real estate security. Meara building,
corner Washington avenuo and Spruce street.
WILLAltD, WAftniiN .- KNrP. ATTOKNKYS
and counsellors at law. lirpubliean building,
Vlashiiigton avtnuc.
Ji:ssur i jnssup, atiohnuys and cohk-
sellora at-'aw. Cimmonneallh building, Itoorus
1S, 2 and SI.
LDWAItD W. 1HVM511, ATTOnVEY. IlOOMi
tW Ml, Oth floor, Mears building.
L. A. W'ATltnS. ATTOUNEY-AT LAW, !)0ni)
of rrsdo building, bcranton, I'a.
p.yrmssoN m wilcov, tiiadi'iis1 naiionai.
Dank building.
C. COMEGYH, P13 IlKPUllLldvN IltllLDING.
vjv. irnmiioi r. ATTonNiAMEAnbjuJrn.
, Hotels nnd Bestaurnnts.
THE ELK CVn:, 1J AND J27 I'HAMvLlN AMI-
nue. Icatca rcasonahle.
!'. .EIQLMi. I'roprietor.
SCIiANTON HOITSE. NEAR D, U i vvTT.S".
cngcr depot. Conducted on the Kttropcan plan.
VICTOR KOCH, I'roprietor.
Seeds.
0. n. CLAItK & CO., SEEDSSIEN AND NUU3.
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue! green
houses, li;o North Main avenue, sloio tele
phone, S!.
Wlro Screens.
JOSEPH KUKTTEL, KCAlt Ml LACKAWANVA
avenue, Scranton, I'a, manufacturer ot Wlro
bereens.
Miscellaneous.
DHESbMAKINO Toil LIIILDIti:V10 ORDI.it;
alo ladlrti' waists. Louia Sliocmaker, 1112
Adanes avenue.
A. II. IlltKiCs CLEANS I'ltlVY VAULTS AND
cess pools, no odor. Improved pumps urel
A. D. ltriggs. propilctor. Leave oidcis llJt)
North Main avenue, or Elckc's diug store, ioi
ncr Adams an! Mulbiri. Tcliphonj rrjl.
11I1S. I T. KELLER, SCAL1' TREATMENT, Mo.;
shannoolng, iiOc.i facial niaaagi; manicuring,
23c; chiropody. "01 ijuiney.
DVUER'S ORCHESTII V-MUSIO FOft If VLLS
picnics, parries, icccplions, weddings and con.
cert wort; furnished. I'or terms addrcs It. J.
Dauer, conductor, 117 Womlng avenue, over
llulberfa music store.
Jii vitGEi: nuos., rniNTi'its' kuitlies, i.
selopes, paper bags, twine. Wurchouw, lut)
Waddngtou avenue, bcranton, Ta.
THE WILKl.SllMtltE It! CORD CN DE HAD
III bennton at tho news stands cf Itel'nnri
Utoa., 4W Spruce and 50,1 Linden: M. Norton.
Kii loickawaima avenue; I, b. bchutrer, 211
bpnicc street.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western.
In Eflcct Dec. 2, ItHW.
South Lcavo bcranton for New iork at 1 10
f.00, S W, S 00 and 10 01 a. in ; 1 M, j aj p, w
Tor Philadelphia at S.'J0 aud 10 Oj a. in.; 12T.3
and o il p. in. I'oi stloudsbuig ut G 10 p. m
Milk accommodation nt 3.4.0 p. m. Arrive ut
Hoboken at CS0, 7 IS, 10 2S, 12 0?, 8 13, Ms,
7 l'J p. in. Arrive at Philadelphia at l.Oil 3.J.1
0 00 and S.22 p in. Arrive irom New York at
110, 4 Oil and 10 2.1 n. in.; 100, l.:,2, 5 13, s.13
und 11.0 p m 1 1 0111 fctrouddturg at S0J a. tu.
orin i-eave rei uieon lor ituuaio ami inter-
a. m.; 1.03 and S IS p. 111, I'or Mehol-on at 1 W
and 6.15 p. m. lor lllngliamton ut 10.20 a in. r.
llvo In bcranton Irom Ilunalo st 1.25, i J5, 5 13
and 10 00 a. 111.; 3.00 aud 8.00 p. in. fiom Of.
wego and Sracmo at J 55 u. in.; UZi nd j) no
p. m. l'rom IHlca at 2 55 a. in , 12 23 and :i."o
p. m. l'rom NlchoUon at 7.50 a. m an I 6 00 p.
m, lioni MontiOiO at 10 00 a. m , .120 and bOO
p. m.
niooimbuig Plvlflon I.eive Scrinton fo.
Northumberland, at 0 t", 10 05 a. 111.; 1 V, and
Ji60 p. 111. I'or l'lmoulh at L05, 3 10, S.'s) p.
m. I'or Kingston at fi 10 a. 111. irivo at Noilh.
nmbcrland at 9 35 a in ; 1 10. fi 00 and S.C, p.
m. Arrive at Kingston at S 52 a. 111. Vnlvc ut
PI) mouth at 2"0. 2. 0 15 p. 111 lnlie in
bcrinton from Northumbeiland ot Oli a 111.
J3', 150 and S 15 p. ni. l'rom Kingston at
1100 a. 111. 1'iom PI mouth at 7.53 a in , 3,20,
6 J5 p m.
s'M)Y TRAINS.
bouth lcivc bcranton 1 10, .t.uo, 050, too. 1.
111 ; J S3, 3. 10 p 11.
North U ive Scrantoii at 1 13, 4 10 a, ni. . 1 5?,
5 IS and U.J5 l. in.
llloom-'burg Division I.eive cranton at 10 03
a 111. and C 50 p m.
Delawnie nnd Hudson.
In PfTcct Nov. Bj, 15tt0
Trains In 1 atbondalu leave Vranton at 0..0
T 5.1. 8 51, W I i a 11 i l-'-W. L29. -' 11, 3.5.', 0
0 25, 7.57, l 13. H.r p in , 1.1b a. m
lor Honesdalo 0 2'J, 10 U a. m,. .'.44 (i
5.JU p. 111.
Tor Wilkes llaire-0 43. 7.1S. $i ,i,K ,() (J
11 55 a. ra ; I.2S -' is. ! a, 4 27, 11 io, 7 W. 10 If
11,'jj 11 in.
I or I, V. 11. R polnta-0 45, ll 55 a. in ; l
4 27 and ll.oO p. tit
I'or Pennsylvania it It points 0.15, ft.js a
mi 2.1S and 4.27 p. 111
For Mbany and all points norih-20 a rn.
aud 3 ii p. m.
1 bl'NDAY 1RAIN&
For 1 arbnnd lie 0 00, 11 J r a, In , oji 35,
5.47. 10 9: p m. "'
For WtlUcs llano- 0-S, 1153 a. m 1 5 3o6
6 27. 8.27 p in.
I or Mbany and point north 3.52 p, m.
For Honcialale 00 a. in. and 3 52 p m.
larveest rates to all points in United States and
"j. ni'ltDICK. O. P. A, Albam, N. Y.
II W CROsS, D. P A , Scranton, P,
Centinl Knlhoatl of New Jersey.
bullous in ."vcw iii,-ivui or uoerty street.
leniOWIl, -iiaiiM, !-""" - " ,,ain, Hi t"lo
a. in.; cvprc", 1 1 expiess, J.50 p, m, j,,,,,.
For Plttstoti and W UU llarre, su0 a. in , 1 10
anl 3 50 ri. in. teuiMlJi 3 lo p. m.
For Ualtlmoie and Wjihliigton. and polnta
seuth and Wct via lcthlchem, 650 a. m, l.lo
and 3 W I. ni bunda), 2 IV p. in
For Long nranch, Ocean Grove, etc., at SCO
a m. and 1.10 p. m.
lor lleailing, ceoaiun ini iiaru.uurg, via Al
ntovvn, 8 30 a. m. and l.iu p. m, bunda)i
2.13 p. in.
For Pottsvllle, 8.50 a ni. and 1,10 p. in
Through tickets to ull points east, soma nil
.. . n nI. s sprstAal at Ills cllilisn
II P. IILDW1V, Oen. Pass igt.
J 11. Ul.ll vL'SEN. Gen. Supt.
medlato stations at 1.1 J, 4 10 and 0.W a, m. ;
1 55, 6 4S nnd 11.35 p. 111. I 01 Oswego and hra"
cu'o at t.10 a. in. and 1.55 p. 111. I'oi Utlea ut
1.10 a. in. and 1 V P. tu. For Montrose at ) rev
" " ti'mi: rxiiiu in i.in:cr nov. 23, inoo
Twins leave bcranton for New York, Ncvvail,
fliabclh. I'hlladelph a, Laiton, Eethlehcm, Al-
. kl V. I HMIlC .l,lil Willi.. II.. .... n ..
Etie and Wyoming Vnlley.
Ilino Tabic In Effect Sipt, 17, VM0
Trains for Ilawley and local points, ronneit-
lug at Ilawley with Erie railrosd for New York,
N'cwturgh and Intermediate points, iearc Scran-
ton at 7.03 a, m am) 2 25 p in
Trains urrivc at bcranton at 10 30 a m and
010 p iu.
FINLEY'S
Wash .
Ooods
Designers of high art fab
ric printing and artistic weav
ing have excelled all previous
efforts in their production o
Wash Materials for this sea
son. Our selections from this
array of beautiful fabrics are
novr displayed for your in
spection. The assortment
consists of
Satin Liberties,
PUsses
For Shirt Waists.
Satin Striped
Moussellne de Sole
in all shades.
Satin Striped Batistes,
French Foulards.
Special line at 25c.
Anderson's
Scotch Ginghams
In the latest colorings in
stripes and plaids.
Trash Dimities,
Exclusive line at i2)tc
Also a full line of
Galateas
For Boys' Waists.
Plain and Fancy Piques,
And our usual complete line o(
WHITE GOODS.
-512
LACKAWANNA AVJENUB
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RftlLRQA )
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1900.
Trains leave Scvanton, D. & H.
Station:
0.45 n. in., week day3, for Suabury,
Htuilsburp, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazletou,
Pottsvllle, Beading', Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
buiy, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. rn., week days (Sundays,
1.58 p. m.) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. Por Hazloton, Potts
vllle, Beading, &c, week days.
4.27 p. ra., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
J. D. WOOD, Oen. Pass. Agt.
J. P. UUTC1H.NSO.V, Otii. Mur.
Lehigh Valley Bailroad.
In Effect Nov. 23, isoo.
Trains leave Scranton.
I'eir Philadelphia and New Yuri, via, D. J. h
II. 11., ut 0.il and 1155 a. m., and S.1S, .?
(lllack Diamond Ujpres-), and 11.30 p. ra. iun.
das, D. U II. K. !' 1-5S, 8 27 p. in.
Tor Wblto Haven, Ilaaleton and principal
polnla In rlie coal regions, via D. is H. jj, H .
t. 45, 2 IS and 1.27 p. rn lor PottsvUIu, fl.45
i!.lS and I 27 p. rn.
tor Uclhleliem, l.atou, Itcadlnff, Harrisburg
and principal intermediate station U D. & if
It It., 0 45, 11.55 a m.i i 13, 4 27 (Black D'u
rnond I'-xprcsa), ll.vO p. nr. bundaya, u. (,
IL It.. 1.08. 8.27 p. ni.
li lunklisnnoek. 'oanda. Elmlra, Itruej,
Ucncva and principal Intermediate stations, vii
V, L. k V. ao3 a- "'! 1.05 and a 40
V'lr Ofiicva, Itochedter. Huifalo, Magsra Fall.
CldaKo, and all points WM'. 'UP. ic II. R. n.
11.55 a. iu , JW laek lllainund Ilxprea), 7.u
10 41, 11 SO p. m- Sundays, D. . jL n J(
11.55, b.27 p. I".
Pullman pallor and sleeping or Lehish Vallovi
parlor cane on ill trains uttrvccri ujikes Ban
and Ktw Yorl, 1'hiladelplils, Uuffalo and Him
ension Ilrldgc.
K01.MN II. WII.11UII, Gen Sjpt., 20 CortlanJ
street, New York.
CHAni.nS S I.l'.i:, Cm. rass. Agt., 2d Cortla-nl
streer, New loik.
A W. .O.NNFMACIli:n, Div. I'au. Ast . BoutH
Bethlehem. I'a.
I'or tickets and Pullman reservations apply iq
'i00 Lackawanna avenue, bcranton, Pa,
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