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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TIIUKSDAY, MARCH U, 190T.
Clle Scnnfon &ri6ime
I'ul.lMiol Iiallv, llvo-iit Sunday. Iy llto Iril"
tiio I'litilUlilnj loiiir.iti.v, nt lltly Out a Mouth.
I.IVV S. llirtlAItt), lll(or.
U. l 111 MUX, lliulntu Marnier-
New loil. Clhci:: 110 .a.au M.
h. S MtrXI.XNP.
tolc Aiiit tor tore lull AclitrlWlti.
l.nteitil at tlu I'ustolfiiis at Srantun, I'J., at
Kiwid Claw Mull Mattel.
vlini fparo will cimll Tlic Till'tine I alwar
Klatl to print thou lelUn (torn III filrntW ly-M-In?
on rurt'i.t (oplr, lull I In tulo li tint tlio?o
in lot he algiml. lor iuUlratlin, by the miter a
It al i.jiiic; nn.l he niiululon iff Vnt tu e-
iliHticn Is id it till cintiiliutliiiu lnl' ho fiilJM
to iiHtoiial tuvbioii.
'run n,r it ti; ion amt.htisim;.
'Ihc tollovvliij; (utile fliOM , the pilro per Inrli
-cn ihm rtiou, anc! iu no ijicii iviiiuii one jcar;
Ititnif MtllngcFi" "I'titl
I'.iper I lli-ailitor I Piultlii
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I 'or i dnb 'I think, moliilioiw ol cmuIciIi nee
"tu! sli.illir nuilrlli'itlniit In th" ntttiif f ail
"IIMlitf Hie Tillmne tiiaku .1 tlurge ol ." iciiU
o line.
Halm for ClauiiVtl AiUctthm.' tiirnUhul on
il'plleJliun.
St'IfANTO.V. .MAIH'll II. IP'U.
Tiio Caiiii'i' bill to nit tlin pay (if
tuliii' In'e-t(HH ami m.'tl.e Ilium dec
tiio hilirlit vvoll Im rtitltli.il it Mil to
DfipQKo (ho jifflla of minimi, it li.it)
not ini? leileeinlncr fvatiuc.
I3e:ij;iinlii Harrison.
lJOU I'l'KIMSi:. ck'iui thur-
in-tiT anil Ricnt ability won;
ljicimht toKttlic-f in tliu iid.
xi'ti.illty of tho illf-tiiiKiilslioii
iltiztii of Iiiiliaua wIiohc death Ih Just
I'liiiotiuci-d. Tliat ho Licitutt the nmir
liello iinallty which attracts pui'hunnl
alfuctlon inw tt tcinpuiaiucutal nils.
I'oittuif that lnvvcntod him fiom lie
coniliiir nnu of the foiemust lenders of
men.
When nominated fur the presidency
in 1SS Genci-al Hunls-on. while not tin
hnovvn to the country at I.urc, was
Mully but little Uiilvwi. lie hud been
a irootl huldkr In the war for the pres
trvution of the union, a successful
and icspected leader of lli, bar of In
iluiiii and for one tcnu a t-riintor of
the United Statu--, hut defeat lud over
taken him in his ainhlilon for m-elcc:-tlon,
and it was generally s-upposed
that hl.t political life way at an end.
His defeat at Indianapolis bad been
duo to a notoriously unfair ledistiict
UK of his state by the opposition patty.
This invited sympathy and led to tho
presentation ot his miiiu as a prof I -delitlal
candidate, with the object mor.i
of compliment than of expected sue
i K3. !tit an. Maine's peiemptory ro
ltisal to permit the use of his name;
tho Gtanuer lcelliiK in the West
which manifested Itself In strong hos
tility to the (audldaey of Chauncey
lepew and the wlder-piead stalwait
opposition to .ItidBo Circhliain made a
(onipifimlsi- selection essential to paity
harmony and alter deliberation aiuoiii;
the national hadeis the eliolee till
upon llunlson.
The cimpaiKii which followed was
lendered notable by the wondd fully
clear and cogent presentation of pend
ing issues made by the Indiana cindi
dute iu liout-porch speeches to visit
inn delesations. The history of Anieif
un politics up to tlut time had seen
liutlilnu to couiiMi-e wltlt his marvel
ous command of Ionic. Iuiikuiirc and
discretion. Ills words cut thiotiRli error
llhe r.uofedsed hnives. but niaile no
personal wounds. The countiy learned
to view In him a nun im-eniiiiontly
'alio and sate; ami his election was
la huge jiait the couseiiuellen of
its iiulckly-established iiiiilldence: al
tlloni;h tin- Mr.ilOKV of the contest was
supsrbly looked after by tho nntlotun
flKtirman. ('.Ionel Quay.
The aihitlnlslratloii which followel.
if not btllliaut, was piosreyslve, well
b.ilanced .mil tree fioni serious ic
proaeh. Under It tho country puis
liorcil. It jui-stle ki-i'W and the start
wan made towaid that v.ldo expansion
of trade, IlilllPliei and suceii'lKiity
tliiei- loiiKiimmitleil iindei- tleneral
llnri'Isuu's l!epiiblcun sutcpysor. Tho
lounlrys dcni'il of a ii-electlon will
always lemulii one of th,. i-nlKinas of
elective Koveriiineiil. Imu- no leasoii
other than the meio r.i t ol piospeiily.
with Its natural tonseiiuciKe of labor
Htrihes. to wlili li inny, peihaps. Do
added tint ipathetlc attitude of paily
lonilpw chilled Dv the funeral's uni -tpoin-lvuifSB
to political demands, tlv
(pIelidl(lrLBUllRof four ye.tts ol elllcient
Mill' wile brushed usMe nt Hu, (jig
and llnirlsoii was sieii out ol ollli o
by tl Demoi ratio tidal wave.
Ills demeanor irom that tlm, onvvatd
was dlKiililed and calm. but Inh Is heart
the unjusl repudiation evidently rank
led; and lit some of his later speedier,
and wiltlmjH vvvie plainly visible the
WdikuiMif a mind III at ease, lie this
as It mav, 1ih caiecr was Illtctrntlvti
id' much Kim, wan pur and noble and
Insplrltinc; aniltlni country's cBtomi of
Dim wlllj be shown uumlFtnknbly In
th liunoiji piild to his memory.
1
Jlcpott., of ti. proieodli'tfs of tho
llawallaiCiu'iiate indicate lluit our n vv
liibular iHtiKviM aro Keitlnn topeihor
In truo .jneij(an t.tjie.
Joint Vs.. Individual Conferences.
OTW1THSTAND1NO tho em
i phaslb pi. iced by I'tesldent
i .Alitchell upon tho .ulvan-
jjtageh of a Joint conforeuoo
between the anthracite opermor.s and
tho leprrFfiiitutlvos of tho ITnltcd Mlno
WorUers.fjt Is not yet clear to the liver
ago man'Jus't what Hioko advaiilaKeg
mi'. They lifted to be fin titer ex
plained. .
Conferences between omployeis uml
their oniQjnycs nic valuable In leniov
Iiik nnuil misunderstandings and In
effecting inity of lntotvsiy, and theso
M'tj Invited by tho opoiatois in their
notices exttndln the presint vvagJ
baals until Apill i, W2, nud usreellnr
In vccelv'i committees of their own om
ployen at uny tlmo for discussion of
fllfi'oroncew. Httt.li I'nnfiU'Liicot ato nd
vlfable hecattbo lliey bring together
tho purtlea 'directly In' Intortst and
luop out (piUsliJo'artluH whoso lldel
liv to UiU in" n" litfiv or iiuin not b all
n
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thai they piofesS It to Dp. It l tlino
tnotiith to hrlnp third parties Into a
conference when thn ptlnclpaW them
selves fall to agree.
Hut n Joint confcienrc pf all the
openitois with icpivxcntntlvi'D of thu
iiilntTM union, huwevor Intorestlns It
inlglil he iik n Hpeelacle, would now
have no pitu Ileal value, fdnco the wage
sculp apceptnt by tho union l.tst fall
has already Detn Krantcd by the oper
atoir. for tho ensuing year and since
every other material grievance not
local In chutaUet' hast been removed
or put In tho way of adjustment.
To bo mil . President Mltehell thtllUd
it Joint conference would avert many
petty local ntilhiw. l;ut tho operatois
do not seeni t( bo of this opinion and
It they me, willing to lake the tlsk
It 1 thclr's to lake.
In other words, the lltltlsh answer
to the Iliiy-Patiucfote unity iimeuil
tiients may bo taken ns ti polite Invi
tation to como again.
Settle the Strike.
,-Tr-AHi: MOVHMHNT to atbltiate
1
a ii. n ..lit. ..i.n i.. .. .. ....,
iiii; cinv nil iiw in li. iiiutu"
ment in tlie right direction
and tho ptibllo generally will
bo glad to see It succeed. Wo are not
faiulllar enough with the conditions of
the tdllc Industry to express any opin
ion on tho meiit.H of the points In con
tmvpisy; but one thing Is vpry tip
paipiit. The strike is beginning to
weigh heavily upon the sti Users, upon
their families, and upon the comiuun
li v. It is to the Interest of all that
It should be ended as quickly ns pos
sible and upon such tonus as will
bo likely to lead to u long period ot
iiubiokeu Industry and activity.
Tlila strike Is a conspicuous exam
ple of how zeal may outrun Judgment
when sentiment takes the plnco of rea
son. It did not come as tho last des
perate recourse after long argument
and earnest petition for tho adjust
ment of dllfoienccs had failed to maUo
any Impression upon the employing In
terests. It gathered and burst llko a
thunder cloud in Apt II. sweeping along
with It those who had no gilovances
and literally paialyzlng a prospering
Industry befoie half of thoso partici
pating In the sliuggle knew clearly
what It won all about. When they saw
the still in coming, tho operators grant
ed such concessions as they could but
to no avail. There was a fitlike bacil
lus In tho air: people bieathed It and
caught the Inteetlon, and It has had to
run Its couise.
The strike has Impoverished many
of its participants and biought want
within tho family circle. Nothing in
tho shape of a gain Is In sight to off
set this loss. In many lnstancei; a
sphit of lll-feellug has appealed be
tween woikus and cniployois and
among the fellow-employes whose lola
tlMis previously had been most fi loud
ly. Nothing Is likely to Do wi ought by
tho btrlho In the shape of material
benefit to the strikers which can coni
pcrsato for this satiillce of the old
time cordiality and good will. It will
take years to legain what has been
lost. If. Indeed, It can ever be wholly
i egalncd. Hut more slgnllleant than all
e'se. tho foundations of this industry
have lnvn unsettled; It may bo divert
ed to oJier loeulitle. Alieady scouts
ato abroad Mcking sites where there Is
less likelihood of hasty Intel iiiptlon.
AVhat it took you id of patient negotia
tion by the Hoard of Trade to establish
In our iltv. so that its golden stream
of wage disbursement? would bo aall
able to keeji active thp rurrenta of local
enierpiln when dull times pievailed
In the mines and when the steel mills
hail depaitcd, may bo lost In ;i day
through the prompting- of Impulse
which weie olieed without taking due
time to reckon the costs.
It Is vciy vroper that a misfortune
of this kind should If possible bo tcr
mluatid by uibltratlou. liut It Is
necessary also that the lesson of It
should bo thoioughly Impressed. Our
ilty can 111 allord to havi. the piosper
Ity which is just beginning to conio to
it after ouis of iiepresslon halted by
prei Ipltito action iu tho ranko of labor.
All parties In tho community must
leai n the virtues of icason, cool judg
ment and patience,
Tho l'orio Illco .leioniluhs appear to
have ililnl their eye.-.
For Aledical Attendance.
FOil MEDICAL attendance upon
the late Father John Fln
neii, of l'ittstou, covering tho
period from October 18, 1SUS,
to Febnmry II, ls'.i!. Including two
hundred and llfiy-three lulls", twenty
two analyses of urine and seven con
sultations with other physlcluns; also
ten operations, such as cupping and
tapping, a physician of that city
presented to the executors of tho es
tate a bill amounting to JJ.STj. Tho
charge was at the rate of $10 a visit,
with extra chaise for the extta ser
vices performed. This bill the exeou
lo!3 have refused to pay, although tes
timony was nffeicd befoie them by
another physician of Fitttson that the
cliaige of $10 a vJsIt was ,l reasonable
charge. These visits required the at
tending physician to travel a distance
of two hundred yards each way from
ills otllco to tho patient's residence.
This was the original claim at tho
hearing of tho audit, hut when the ex
ccutois asked for a copy of the claim
a bill was piesented for three hundred
and forty-seven visits, for forty-six
analyses, seven consultations and one
hundred and eighty-one operations,
amounting with Interest to $5,'jiL'.
This bill eoveied u somewhat longer
peilod of service. Tlie auditors have
rejected ull of this claim on tiio
ground that no proof came to them
that any such service was ien
deied, and because they alleged that
the hook fiom which tho record was
compiled was not a book of oiltrlnal
record and that the accounts In It were
so kept as to render It Impossible for
them to muko an intelligent Interpre
tation of them. The Orphans' touit of
humane county has confirmed thu
audit, thus disapproving thn physi
cian's hill. Here Is evidently a case In
which Christian Science or osteopathy
I I eat me nt would have been possibly as
effective and very likely much cheaper.
it the foielgu envoys nt Feklll would
III lS- 1 'l t Ml'- III t"l,' f'Ul.'l till-''
Is no doubt that theso occasional de
mands for u half dozen hearts or o
would he clipcrltilly compiled with.
Tho Texas pyelono was on tlmo this
yiur. It the robin nnd blue hltil will
bo eijuatly ptompt there Is no reason
v hy spring should not open at once,
Mr. Ihymi seems to bo willing that
thoso who havo the pi Ice may precede
his best literary clfoitM In tho adver
tising columns of The Commoner.
The Jeo crop of the Susquehanna
liver appeals to havo itttctuutcd for
the last time this reason.
EPr?sidenf
Harrison Dead
(.Coiicludeil (I oin l'.ue l.J
pniunn i.isi-i uml no laiuwlwlw ol poivm. He
i.illid tu Ms nld Dr. T. I'jiUii (who lu iintc
limine illstiiiguiihiil III Ilk prolimloil JS (irn
ml IhrrUon Iu III hliOi ami tl'C ttto JOUHK
mm ipciit the whole night in diligent nrk on
the polnn ra.se. The nc.M lUy t' the astonMe
limit and liewllilonnmt ot the delcnse, jouiifj
ljrrloii (ippcaiel iraily (or the trill, lie ion
iliKled the proieeutlen vii?oiousy and ruicccdtd
In havlnjf tho prlwnrr lonvlitid.
A Match for Hendricks.
Ccnorjl lljrri'oit Ik (tan his woik a a llrpmV
lkuii nieaher In the i inipalirn of 16.VI, nnd evrr
Iiko he his Inrli a ronpliuoin figure In every
lainpalitn in Indiana, and on many occasions he
liu jppejud lor hU p.uly In othci tatc. It
it, Kincnibcrid lint In the Lincoln cimpaltin of
I'M) he and the late Vice I'rculdctit Hendricks
happened to hue appointments to fpiak in the
nine town en the mine diy. It vv.is arransed
tlut they thmiM dblde time, and Mr. line
ilrKK rvpcilnl to ainue hliiifelf by devouring
the nhitc-litlnil jonin mm lm thin tincvpect
cdly liu line his pre v. lie did not do It. The
rcMilt of the meeinit? vv.is a urprlsi' to both
ldrs. Denioci.its ailnuttnl tlut Mr. Hendricks
had met his match, and Hepublluns thought
he Mas badly worstid. The chairman ot the
nuctlni; nltirwaul mid: "I lino heird a good
many political dthatis in m day, but I never
hianl a nun km an opponent as quickly as
Bin Ilanlseii did Hendricks that day."
In lVO, at the nue of 'J7 jearn, he was elected
repaid r of the Nipnme court of Indiana for
four years, and ll was during the same car
that he foimid ajurtncrolilp with W. t'- I'Wi
hack. Ill 1'ilJ, when the I nion arniirs had met
with uvertcs iu the bouth nnd volunteers lnd
in a ineaurc ciaed to offer themselves, fieneral
llairl-on, leaving a jomi wife and Infant ehll
drcn, nlitaliiu! a lieutenant's conmilloii, went
Into r niip wlin Cumpany .V, of the secnlletli
Indian irgliuent. and In lis thin thirty ilijs
lnl t" the tiont a U'Klnient ot 1(110 fight trig nun.
The icgliiunt semd In Kentuck) and Tenne-ce
with tho .iniy uf the Cumberland. During the
Alliuta lampaign ii was attached to the Twen
tieih aimy eolp. "Fighting Joe" Hooker's
innuniiid, lieneral HirrNoii taking the place of
(iiiicral imttcrfleM as lnlgadc cominander. The
leports of his superiors hear iccord of his couugo
and lighting qualities ot (he battles of ltesara
and Peach Tree Creek.
Promoted on the Battlefield.
Goneul Hooker lode the llius the clay alter
Peach Tuc I'rcik, and, as he thook hands villi
the joiiii? loiiiiinndir, raid: "Harrison, by
, I'll nnke .ion a brigadier general for this
lljht," and Ills wold of mouth on the battle
Hold was nipploiuented 1'' a heaity letter uf
loiiimeiiditlon wriltdi to the i-ecretary of war a
tew montlis later. The fact that he had alwajs
been highly eitumed by the efliceis and men
wlm nrvid imdir him is high testimony to Sen.
ual llairison's diaiacdr as u toldkr ami com
iiiinilrr. While on tcinpoiary leave to vitlt his
tainlly timcial llaiii-on was cut oil from linmc
diite lcturn to atlanti by the libel Invasion
of TuiuiMtfc and Northern (Jeorgia. He took
command of a brigade at Nashville, hovvenr,
and lid In the bloody battles about tlut place,
and under (iemral Ccoigc II. Thomas mio of
the linrst llgurcs of the war aldul In defeating
Hood and putting his aimv to (light. failed
home In the bedside of his two ihlldien, who
wcie ttiickiii with narlct tcver, Ccneral llanison
was attacked hy I lie dUiafu ill a indignant lotui.
Alter barely en aping a latal termination of
the fevci he n joined his regiment in North
(.irolliii and remained with Sherman's army un
til Ihc i lore of (ho war, returning to his home
,i bievit bilgadier general.
In the fall of Ivil Ccneial llairison was re
cU'Ucd u porter of the Indiana supicmc court,
and iu the name ,e.u became a member of the
law tirm o( I'oilcr, llanison & 1'Uhback. Por
ter (Albert (!.) wis elected governor of Indiana
In lxfl. In lbTil (icncral Harrison was (he lie.
publican candidile for governor. He led his
(icket by S,tX votes, and, (hough unable (o
withstand the "drove of mults" which Ccneral
llaiuuui Miit into the state, he won more fame
in tlete.it than many leadeis have gilnul by vie
tell j.
Becomes United States Senator.
In Januny, IS'I, (ieneral llanlton was elected
tu (he L'nKtd Sta(cs senalo (o succeed Joseph
L. McDonald, Democrat. When tho contest (or
the seuiatoiship opined, late in December, leSO,
there were three leading candidates besides Gen
eral llairb-ou, 'Ihey wcie Will Omiback, (iod
luvc S Oi tit and Walter Q. d'rcshaiu. Judge
(Jresluni was the lint to withdraw; Orth vir
tually letlud souii after, but did not withdraw
ills name. On Jan. 10, JSsl, Cumback withdrew
fiom the! cauvais, having convinced himself that
a majotily of Ihc Id-publicans In the legialatuto
(.noted (he nomination of Ilairison and would
vole lor him iu emeu.. In announcing his tic-
I. ion to llirrisou he wiotc as follows: "DV
lKviug ii possible for a disappointed candidate
to render to a ucccsul ilval since re and hearty
loiigi.tlulatloiis, I l.nuw von will aecipt mine."
deiieral Ilairison received the caucus iiomliiatlou,
and on Jan. IS ho received tho full Itcnubllran
vote in each house of the legislature. The
election was completed on (he following day in
the joint convention. He took his seat In the
senate en March I, lv-l, the I . i upon which
President fiariield was inaugurated.
Tho session was an cha one, foi exctullvc
business eiulj, and be (Imply attended and voted
whin occasion arose. When the senate reassem
bled in the lollowlug December, at (he begin
ning of (hi l'ort i seventh congress, and oppor
tunity olteitd, he a-suiiled his shire of lha
dudes of Ihc bod.
One day iu July, l"""., (lie senate heard him
at Ids best. Hi, colleague, Sremlor Voorluci,
in dl-cu-slng a levmue icductlon bill, bad made
it c h ii.ie.lt rlttlejlly loo-o and iccklcss orallon,
l.i lug stiess ujicu soino phrases iu which he had
ililkiitcd the Kcpiibllcan. tor taking tho tat oft
perluuiery and eo-nietlcs. senator Harrison had
w.iiied (or Ju-t this speech. When Senator Vooi
bees coniludctl i-'uiitov ll.urlson began, and,
slipping don n Into the aieni In front of the
ile'-kf, and approaching the Demociadc side, he
went on, without nolts, to belabor his colleague
most vigoiously and tinmen Hull;' for nearlv an
hour. It was (he most biilllant speech delivered
by Mr. Harrison dining his twin in tho senate.
iMiiator Voorhces never sought occasion again to
piovokc him to aitswci!
Iu tho second session of the ruilj-kevriuli con
rum Senator Hanson's principal siuechcs were
made upon the civil service, the lllilr ithiea
tlonil bill and on (ho Mississippi liver scheme
ol impiovcmcul.
Nominated nnd Elected President.
Gciie'ial ll.inl.oii was a delcgilc -t-largo fioin
Ms slatn ( (he ludoiul Ilrpublican loiivciillon
held ii Chicago in t s- I. lour cais later, when
his name had bun ut nn eirly slago brouaht
into proiiilnenco as an aspirant (or Ihc Iteptib
llcau iicinlnitlon to the presidency, he irmalr. 'd
at his heme In Indianapolis, cut lolly ufral
big from taking too at tlvo a part in cumnt
1 i.litlcal discussion, Tho Ilepul.bean li'ideis In
Indiana, and almost tho tuiiio ltept.hlican nti
of the slate, had pionounccd Iu favor of his
nomination, ami his turn; wis pirseuled by
Hie solid iMccaticu to tho convention al Chi
ctgo. On tho dual ballot Ilairison inched lilt
voles, or over KB mcro than were ucccsiuy for
a choice. Simmon leevlu-d on this ballot lis
votes; Alger, !; (iretham, i'Ji llUtne, .", and
MiKlnli), I. Ux-Ooveinor Levi I'. Morion, o
Niw York, was iioiuliutcd for vlic picslilent on
tho lint billot,
It cannot bo said that the neininatlon ol liar
ilson was icceivcd wlih great emhuslaiii, either
In the convention or rlsiThiro. After an r
tiling campaign, in which (icnervl llmiison re
t.ialuctl at his home In Indianapolis, but ilellv
neil mill speeches, fldfUy tioin his ii.wi iloor-
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dress Leek box 38, .fcrio.cn. l'a.
Help Wnnted Female.
WANTED A GOOD (Tilth TO DO (SlINLKAb
housework. Address SU Main, street, I'eck
vllle. Situations Wnnted.
.vi:ki:ctAiilk oiiiu woi i.d liut. to do
cooking; ran give best reference. Please cUl
nt MJ llehecca avenue. Itde Park, city.
WANTLD-A sIltrATIOK IIV AN IIXPKiMI.Na.D
sdnographerand tu writers lt rifcrcnccs
(.iviu. Address K., Tilbunc olAec
sill'ATIO.V WA.Ti:i)-liV A YOUNT. Olltb. II
vcmis old, lo take cire of children, ol to do
light housework. Call 101 Thcodoic sticct,
Piovldcnce, Pa.
SlITfATlOX W'ANTKD-IIY A lOfMI nlllf. 10
do general housework, 211 Putnam street,
ell. "
Mll'ATION WANTi:i)-llY A GI1IL, IS VIIAVS
old, (o do light housework. Address JJ
Putnam sliced North lliid, city.
sTrUATlO.V WANTLD-llY A IIOOKKLLt'i:!!,
implonl at luxsent, but who wishes to
chingc. Addicss r., V. G., care of Irtbune.
MlTATIO.V WANTi:D-ltY l'.OY OF 17, IV
an olflea or s(ore'j lefercnces. AddrcM l.
II. II, . (his nltlce.
Mni.YiioN" wanti:d-ii A WIDOW, AS CHILD
muse or housekeeper. No. ilS Harrison .no.
Ml CATION W'AN'l l'.ll-HY A HOY UUIWT'KV
IS and 1(5 .veins old, as dilver; can lake cue
of a horse. Address Msnlcy I'ricc, lllver etrci't
ulhy.
SITL'AIION WAN'1I:D-AT WAhlllNG. CLHAN
in,; or arty kind of day woik. 1210 Cedar avc
nu.s. Mrs. Itu-eell.
SllUATION WASTKD-I1Y MAN, GOOD l'MIS
and fancy cook anil baker. E. -U not
Maiktt street.
SITUATION' WANTKD-I1Y A MIDDLn-AGKD
woman as hoiisekccpc,' in small family. Ad
diesa 221 Irving avenue.
WANTI'.D-l'OslTIO.V AT GKNT'.nAIi OITTCI'
woi I: by thoioughly coinietcut young wo
man; excellent refennce. fctate chai.uter of
work and salny. K. V. A., care Tribune office.
ax i:.tkhii:nckd stknogiiapheh. willing
to assist with books, desbci position with
reliable tirm; highest iclerci.ccj. Adehcss S. A.
O., Tribune office.
blTDATION' WANTKD-IIY A YOI'XG LADY. S
housekeeper in u snnll family with a gen
tleman that ha.s got a nice heme. Address Miss
P., llOt Prospect avenue, city.
favor of tho llipublicui undulate, who icceivcd
IK:' votes in the clcctoia! college, against 1(S
for Grocer Cleveland, his Democratic! ricdccesnor
iu office.
Hist, (ho finaiieU! hituilion and the letluc
tion of the i utile revenue, of which he said:
"Pie existence of ,i laigc aetuil and antiri
p..ted suiplus should have the immediate at
tention of congress, with (he view of leduiiug
the lecclpts of lh treasury to tho needs of
the government as cloely as may be." Second,
and as i scqueiieo of the above, "a icvlsion of
our tarllf law, both In Ihc administrative fea
tuttH and In the schedults." Thlid. the sliver
nnislioii, coneernlnif which the mesnage wa non
committal. Fourth, the reroritnictlon of the
navy, on which the puldfiit tcols decided
stand in favor of greater activity. VTfth. roast
dcieiise. Sicth, Chlnero c.clulcni and the ic
slriction of Immigration generally. Seventh,
pension legislation, on which the message con
ve.ved tho recommendation that "ccrgriss grant
a pension tc such honorable discharged soldieu
and sailors of the Civil war a, having rendered
HiUtaiitiHl scivlce during (he war. are now de
pendent on (heir own labor for maintenance and
by disease or casualty are Incspacilatcil fiom
earning It."
Defeated for Re-Election.
Three das before (ho assembling ol the lie-,-utllcan
national convention at Minneapolis, in
Ji.lie, lS'"i, Jimes U, Dlaine n-slgned the pot
of sceretary of stale. In order to compete with
his chief (or the presidential iiomlintlou. The
contest in the convention was mainly between
the supporters of these two aspirants, ami on the
llrst ballot Harrison was renominated. leeching
5JS voles, or a clear majority ot 1M over all
reii'.petltor?. Ills plurality over lllalne, who le
eched sj voles, was 3V, Mclv'inley alo re.
ci'lvcd 1S-J votes anil 3 wcie scattering. White,
law Held, of Xev- Yoik. was mado the caliJi
date for vice president. Grover Cleveland, who
became the Democratic! raudldato for tho thlid
time, received 277 votes Iu tho electoral iolln.c,
to 115 (or llnrls'ii. and '.'' for James II. Weaver,
the IVpulht candidate.
His Family.
(uiiiial Hairbc.li had mauled In October, Js'il,
raroliui Lavini.v Scott, the daughter of a pi.
fessor In Miami iiuiierslly, where both ho and
his wife were educated Mrs. Ilairison died a
few (lava bcfoin the piesldintial election of IS''.',
tuls ceent casting a shadow- over the closing
c'a.is of PiCsldenl Harrison's official life. To
ihlldien were the icsult of the marriage Lieu
tenant Colonel ltussell II. Harrison, a mining;
in?iiiucr, wh.) scrvid In thu volunteer army sin c
(liu ou(bical- ot the war with S'pain, and a
daughter, Mary, who is mirried (o James II. Jlc.
Kee, fonneilv a piospcrous merchant of In
dhuapolls, hut no'V a resident of N'cw York,
bi April, lfOfi. the e mesidciit mijed Mrs.
Mary Scott Lord Dlptmick, a niece of his best
v.lle.
since tellurite bom Hie pictideiicy General
Ilairison has studlnuily avoided taking an ae.
live pjrt in political iftalis. his most uotabla
dcpaltuic fiom whl'h beirt hl implied ilitlcdiii
of the so-called colonial policy of l'lesident
McKlnlcy Iu an addicts delivered bclorc (ho
s'u-leiils of (he Uuivculty of Michigan last win
ter. He has, however, continued iu the active
piactlce C'f his piofesaioii, ficqueutly appearing
in Important rases before tho Supremo couit of
the United Stated. He also acted as counsel for
the Venezuelan gov eminent before the aibl
tiatiou tribunal whdh met in 1'aris iu IVM to
settle the disputed boundary question with
Great llritain. Gcurral Ilairison was occupied
for many ipcnllis in the pupaiallon of tho Vine
zuelan case, and made an elaborate argument
befoie the tilbunal. his professional fee for Ids
seivlces being, according lo iiment I'port, (ho
large sum of 'Oo.nno.
-FACTS ABOUT HARRISON.
Twite uiarrlcei.
l.oved public life.
A brilliant speaker.
f-U years a senator
Aiwa haled a row.
Approved ol McKlnlcy.
Twcnly-lhbd rrrslileul
Kutired politics in tsslo
Head much and rcmeinherrd it.
Had (sou whin ho was first man led.
Earned his first money as is eoutt ciier.
Held office thirty-four out cf his forty years In
public life.
Ivliul-hcaitcd, but bnpcrvioui to argument whfn
his mind was nude up.
Loved dilving, hut could never nnnage IiortC.',
and had many accident...
Willi Muist ilallstcad he was s ilng leader in
liibchlif when v school lioy,
die tltiic t cm one of his relative', ix.
For Rent.
1011 ItL'NT-MXeUt: HOTsT, WITH IMl'HOVI".
niclils, in city: pllce, J2S. Appi' in W. W.
Illnlnger, T08 Mmroe avenue and ll., I.. . W.
depol.
roit iiKNT-fiToin: o.v sput'ci: stiikix of-
posltc Hold Jeruiiii also stoles on I'ciin
and rranklln nveniiesj odlees In Coal Exchange
and Liberty Hall, and dais suitable for small
families on Washington and I'ratiklln avenues.
Apply lo John Jctinii, 113 Wyoming avenue.
I Oil MINT-MI AND S0.1 JI'.I'FKIIMIX AVKSl-U.
Also COO Olive street, ltnpdre ill. Gibson t.
rou iiLM-Dot'iit.i:' not si i..vnr im-
provemcnls, lovely location, surrounded Willi
trees, 213 and 21.1 Midlson avenue, Green lll-lge.
roit id:ni'-.i im:u .month, sioin:. ft
fairkawanna nvenui1. Inquire on picinhc.
DIMltAlll.i: 1IOUSK OX MADISON' AVI'.M M
for lint ; motlern Inipiovrmenls. Apply to A.
It we, 221 Laikawaima avenue.
iiotiil ton iiKNT-iXQi'inr. or Mils', t, l.
Jones, Main sticct, lalor.
km (iih:kx niDnr. ,stiii:i:t, it.n iiooms,
modem Improvements; steam beat, furnished;
desirable; $2J.uU.
For Sale.
i
K VWVs, sNsisv
1'Olt SALII-TKAM, WAGON' AND SKW IN'U MA-
chine. Cheap. 310 h. Main avenue.
ITAXO 1'OIt SALK--GO0I) MAKIh Ul'IIUllir;
very cheap. Apil to W'. W". Illwlngcr, 70j
Mcnrou avenue.
1011 SALII-lOUXlltY l'LVCL'. NIIAlt I'LLAS
tnt lake Iu S'usrpHlnnn.t county; Mi acicj,
10 loom house, barn, fruit. Jscult, attorney,
Mears building.
1'Olt SAl.L'-l'IIAKTOX. ALMOsT IIHAN' NI.W;
It s homo made; At In evcrv vvav; an ev
eepllonally tine eatrlago; $12 for quick sale.
Apply S3I .Monroe avenue.
roit sulk-old, i'srm.MiiTi piioior.itAi'ii
hnsiness; cui rcspundent p invldd as Id tie.'
fails and reasons lor selling. .Mdrcss D. It
Lyons, Montrose, l'a
For Sale or Rent.
roit s.m.i: on uem' iiik diiimxg pahk
Hotel; el?gantl) fuuisinl; posveslon glvin
on (he first day nf Apill. Apply to WTIIlJin
Craig, (are V linblnson's Sons' breweiy
Vanted To Buy.
W'ANTKD SLCONDIIAND SLOT MACMINlia;
must be In good order, state particulars as
to make and price. Address L. M., general de
livery, Scranton, l'a.
Wanted To Exchange.
TO r..CHAN'Gi:-A MANDOLIN. ITHVI' OltAlli:,
for a hand camcia. Uxchongc, caic of Tub.
une.
Furnished Rooms.
ltllNTslILl) IIOOM 1'Olt U12NTLL.M N. ulo
iullifv avenue.
Rooms Wanted.
VANTi:D- Ft'llMSIIKD IIOOMS, WITH Oil
without boartl, by tvvn gintlenieti, nnli.ii
location. .VI. L. !(., Tribune oliitc.
Money to Loan.
JIONLY TO LOAN- OX. IMpfiOVKD C1IY ltCAI,
cslatc. IICMtY IIIM.IV. III.
riiAH. ii. wt:li.ks.
THOMAS Sl'ItAGUT:.
MOM:Y TO LOAN OX BOND AND MOItlGAGi:,
any amount. M. II. llolgate, CommouvvcaUh
building.
ANY AMOUNT Ol' MON'CY TO LOAN-f-UlCK,
straight loans or building and l-oi.i. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on X. V. IValkcr,
3U-31S Connell building.
Strayed or Stolen.
LOST. MltAiKu" OU Sldl.LN -WlilTL xll'l lllli
bitch, black cats and head; white ftce;
answering name ot "pot"; rtwnrd foi tctuin.
lill I s'ltidrrson avenue
Recruits Wanted.
SSSStSSSS
WANTED FOK IJ. S. AltMY! AI1LI! UOIHLD,
unmarried men bclvvccu ages of 21 and i'j;
citizens of United States, of good chara't-1- ami
temperate habits, who can speak, ien! ur.d
write Lnglbh. ltccruila specially desired to,
service in I'hlllppines. I'm inhumation apply
to Itecrultlng Office, 12J Wjouilng -ive., Scran
ton. Pa.
Miscellaneous.
'N'VSl-s'siV AtJSlsWt. mj
DIIKSS 1'LAITLIN I'OP. SAI.i:. 7". ( lATs; I'OU
mer price, jl SU. bs Mae Donald, oii Wash
ington avrnue.
LEGAL.
IN" lib: LSTAli: Ol' I AT1IA1I1NT; WILLIAM?:,
lato of tho citv of scianton, l'a. Leldis
testamentary upon the above estate having been
grantctl to the iimlcislgnecl, all pei ons iudeldd
In (he slid cstato -lie liquestcd to nuke imme
diate payment, and thoaj having claliua to pic
sent them without ilelav- to
L. N. HOllLKTs'. i:ecutor.
No. 170.1 Mmnnlt ave., Scranton, l'i,
II. .-s. ALWOItlll, Attorney.
TO TDK IIOLDLItS OP IlOND-s N'I'MIILn.s
seven (7), eight (s), fort -one (41) and
forty-six (10) of the Cullifry Engineer ( unipany,
being tlio bonds bearing date October 1st, Is!,
and secured by trust mortgage of that dale,
Please Take Notice tlut In pursiunco of the
provisions of tho said bonds and the trust moil,
gage given to K'cuiv the Mine, the bonds ns
numbered alovc have been diawn by lot tcr
pamcnt on (he first clay of Apill, PXil, and u
aio heicby untitled that the same will be paid
on the (list day of Apill, It), at the Lacka
wanna TlUst and Safe Deposit Company. Tiuitec
named In the trust mortgage above rtfcrud lo,
together with interest coupons attached tlieielo
and remaining unpaid, and that intno.it will
cease alter the said date.
Till: COLLIKHY lAT.IN'LT.H COMPANY.
Pcraiitoii, Pi , Fcbiuair 23th, 1001.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountnnt.
K. C. bPAULDING, 2.1. 1HI0DVAY, M'.W
York.
Architects.
LDWAIID 11. DAM'S, AI1CUIT1.CT. I.ONNIXL
btlildllig,
ITSLDLIIICK L. IlltOWX. AllClllinCT. PIllt'L!
building, 12b Washington avenue, Scaiilou.
Dentists.
D. C. J.'. LILlINnnilGKIt, P.Ll.t l)t'H.l7lN(L
Spruce sticct, Strantou,
Pit. C. ('. LAV1IACH. 11.1 WYOVllMi AVKXI'L!
Seeds.
g. n. CLAitKi: A; co.. fsi:.:psM,:.v and nl'H-
crymen, store 201 W'4.liliigloii avenue; gitci
houses, 1030 N'oith Main avenue; sloro tela
phone, 762.
Schools.
EcnooL or Tin: Lackawanna, sciian io.
Pa. Courso preiarator to college, law, medi
cine or business. Opens Sept. 12th. Scud lor
catalogue, llev. Thomas M. C'anu, LL. D., prin
cipal and pieprieitoi; W. 1). ITuuihy, A. M ,
headmaster.
(ept one, who was A Democrat, and lo t-veiy
Klattvc ol his Wile'.
Gradnson of a pieshhnt; gieil-graniL-ou o ;i
signer of tho declination of !mlev.uUiicc.
As piisldent ho passed on nraily evtiy e' 3
hcfoio him as if ho had been a Juelto on tbo
btnih.
Descended from Colonel llair.sou, who signed
King Chailes V dealb v aiiaiit, and who was
beheaded a; a tegicide.
Dkstlligulshtd hlmvMf at the bailies ot I'ea.li
Tree Creek and llesaca, and was made a brig
adier general on the rtdd.
Of medium height, with a well-rounded figure,
a missive head, a llncly-exprcislve face and lour,
lious and dignified address.
Murder of a Womnu.
n.v Lvibulve Wlro bum Tho Associated Pics.
liuffilo, Much IX Nicola (.ubgi.lli. a ..botcr,
was stabbed lo death today by Moll.t He Moiruo,
tho iciult of u iiuaiicl uvcr a wom.ui. Ibo
ntuiikicr was anest d.
I.awycjs.
ITIANK L. llOM.i:. AT10l!Ni:-ATLW.
booms, 12, If, in and 18 llurr building,
r.lv.lllACN-.AIT'Y, (sj.MMONWri'..lTII IlLDG.
J. W. IIIIOW.V, ATroilNT.Y AM) (DltSSI'.l-
"i-Ki-iavv, icooms hi. oil .itcara intiiuinn.
1. f. IILPLOGLL'. AiTOIIM'.Y-I.OAN't NKOO.
iiti..i .... . . ... ...... ,.... I...H.II....
.im.iii mi r.j 1'iiaie seiuiu,!. mini. i,uioii,.,
isiimr Washington avenue and Spnne sliced
WII.LAIID, wXllllilX " KVAIM. AinoUXKYI
and loimscllors-alilavv. Ib'publlcaii building,
Washington iivenue.
JL'ss.tp k ji:sViTTinl)TTNi;s and n:v-
scllcirs-at-law. Conimonvveullh bullillug. llooim
PJ, 2 and 21.
i:DW'Auirw.iiTYr:it.'Tn(iM:Y. "nooisi
.w-WI, inh iloor, Minis liiillillng.
'" ,A'n-W.V'n"''S' ATToiisi'.Y-ATLAW'i 110 MID
Jrjrailo hulhlliig, skutidn, Pa
'''"JNvTw li.Ctl", TUADvTllS'' N TIOVT,
IlJIik blllldllig.
''( .Vili'nH' "''' "bl'lTll.U'AX IIL'ILDING.
'1'" j,i:,lTno'.r, .UTrniSKvT Mr wi" hldg
. Physicluna nnd Suircoiis.
DIt. W. II. AI.I.LN. Bl.1 NOIiril WASHING ION
avenue.
Did H. W. I.'.WIOUIUI'Y. Ol'ITl i: iVrwT'sll
ington avenue. Ileldcinr. HIS Mulhctrv.
tliroiile diseases, bmgs, heart, kldnevs and
ginlto-urinary cirgins u sHilalt). limns, 1 to
4 p. m,
Hotels and Restnurants.
Tin: i:i.k cit:. 123 ANtri-riiTNvri.iN '.WtT.
lilies Hates Icaaonahle.
P. ZLIGI.I'.II, Proptlitor.
iciiAXiov iioiisiTTni.'ai: D,.AvrT'.s
mger depot. Conducted on the Ihiropc.m pi .11.
VltrtOit KOCH, Proprlcto.
Wiro Screens.
jo-i:pii Ki;i:nri,r hi:aiT "nTi" LrKr"v wvC
avenue, hciaiiton, Pa., inaiiiifactuier ot Wiro
Sciccns,
Miscellaneous.
DM'sMAKINU I'OK ClIll.llULX TO OllDI.I!
also ladles' waists'. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adams avenue.
A. It. IIKIRiM CLIIANM PHIVY VAI'LIS
KM pools; no odor. lmpinvcd pumps ii-eil.
A. 11. Ilrlggs, piopilclor Leave nidi-is 111
N'orlh Main avenue, or l.ickt's ihita; stoic, on
tier Adaina and Mullcny. Telephmia tKVI.
!. L. t. Ki:i,bi:i:. scalp 'jfi u :TFiiT rri .":
ilnnipooli'g, ,7V-.; l.n-lal ma-sagc; luniiicuril,
23e. ; chilcpod. 'M (Julia-.
IIAIINU'S 0I!CIII'.SI1IV-MISIC iliiT iim.m"
plcuiis, pirlic-s, luci'llolM, wedding and ion
icit woik fiiriilshcd. l'or duns addiiss II. J
llaucr, rciiidiii tor, 117 Wyuiuing avenue, over
Hulbcrt'H inusle stoic.
MKtiAi!Gi:i: iiuos.. pi:mi:i:v si pplii. i."
velopea, paper bags, (wine, Waichouse, 1JU
W'ashliigdiii avctiuc, Scicnton. Pa.
Tin; wiLKLsiiAinir iiihoiid ( mT ti vi
in S'eianlun ut the nev.s stands id llrl.tn.ni
llios.. li Spiuce and ftu Linden: M. Nuitii,
!12J Lackawaiinc live nut-, I. S. Sthutur, 211
Spruce street.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Raihoad.
In Meet Mauli I, l'sJI.
Tnlns have Stianten.
I'or Philadclihia and New imk vit 1) ,t II
It II., at CIS and 11. v, j, m, and ; Is, 1 7
(black Diamond Lvpuss), and 1 1.. Jo p. 111. Stut
da.ts, D. k II. It. II.. l.,r.. s.27 p. in.
I'or White Haven, IIih(ou 11 nil prim ipil polnls
in (ho coal regions, via D .t II. I!. I! , i,. 13,
2.1S uml 127 p. in. I'or Putlsville, 1.27 p. in.
I'or IMhlchcm, llaslon, Heading, llarii,l,'urg
and piincipal inleriucillitc slitions vii I) , if
II. II, 0. 1 ".. 11..'.-. a 111.: 2.1S. 1.27 (III,, k 11,,'
inoinl Lvprr-vs), ll.) p. m. Muii'a)s, I). ,v
1!. II., LSS. S.27 . 111.
l'or Tuukhauiioi k, Toei.iiidi. Llnur.i. Ilh.11 lt
Geneva anil principal bid niinbate stations, v 1
D, L. .: W. II. 1! , Me a. in, l.n, jm 1 pj
p. m.
l'or Geneva, lloehostcr, buffalo, Niagara Palls,
Chicago nnd all points west, via I). ,c. II It It ,
11.53 a. 111., M.3.1 (III.11 k Diamond I'jn-v,i. 7 11
10.41, ll.tW p. m. Sui.d.is, P. A. II. u, j; ,
11.53, 8.27 p. in
Pullman pallor and sbrplng or Lehigh A all
parloiM cars on all (tains between tt ilk 1 11 m.
and N'ew York, Philadelphia, Iliiir.tlu ami su
ptlslon Drltlge.
llOLLIX 11. W ll.lll.'i:, Gen. Supl.. 2d (oitan,!
sine I, N'rw Yoik.
CH Mll.lls s. :i:. Gen. P.i-s. Agl , 2u Cu II.1111I
street, N'ew- York
a w. nonm:mchi:ii, div. p,i-s., asi . s..mii
llelhtehem. Pa.
l'or tic kits and Pullman le-ervalious apply to
MX) laiekawamu avenue, Scranton, Pa
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Stations hi New v oik loot of Liheilv stfet
N. It., nhd South 1'iny.
timi: tmii.i: in i:iTi:cr nov. .-,, ph.
Tialns ltuve Suaiilon for Ntw nik-, Nt-wark
lhnbclh, I'hllid.-lphlt, I'aslnii, l!i (hlchciii. VI
lentown, Mauch (hunk and White llivcn at s. '(,
it. in ; expiess, 1 ID; ivptis , :;.V) p. m. sundits,
2.13 p. 111.
l'or Plllstuii and Wilkes-niirc, s..;ii a. 111, 111
and tt.oe) p. in. Situila-, 2 13 p. 111.
l'or li.iltbiioif and W i.hlngtou, and point ,
South and West vii Itelhlcliiiti, S,.u a. in.; l.i)
ainl :i.30 p. m. Siiudi.is, -.'.I', p. in,
l'or Long Itianch. Ocean Grove, ill., at .',0
a. 111. and 1.10 p. m.
l'or blading, Lebanon ami llaiiMmrg, via l
leiitovvu, S.tiH a. in. and l.lll p. in 'sundav .,
2.1.- )i. IU.
l'or PoKsville, ..(0 a. 111. an I 1.10 p. 111.
Through titkets to all points east, south and
west at lowest tab's at tin- station.
II. P. ItU.nWIV, (Jin. P.i.s. t.
J. II. OLllAL'SLX, (i(ii. Supt.
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western.
Ill Libit Del. 2. 1'SJO
South Leave Sci.iiuoii I01 New nl. ,t 1 in,
",00, fi.oO, S ) nnd in Us a. 111. ; P.'.W, o .sJ p n
I'or lTilladedihia at 8M uml 10 0.1 a. in ; li". 1
and u,.U p. 111. l'or -.(loinMiuig al Mil p. lit.
Milk iiccominoditiuit at il.Hi p. lit Viiim' ut
Ilobokcit at (i.:o. 7.s. lii.2, l.'ns, j.-,. 4.,
7.1') p. in. An le at Philadelphia at l.lio, I.I,
('..00 and S.22 i. in. Airhe from Si w olk .it
1 10, 4 0) ami 10.2.! a in.; 1.00, 1 '..'. 3 1 1, . Ij
and II. ."0 p. 111. ITom bliuud.buig at S.II3 a ui.
N'oilh Leave Suantoii for llutf.ilo and uiiu
mcdliilc stadons al 1,1 1. 1. 10 ami ti.mi ,1, in ;
1.33, 3.(s ainl 11. J) p. In. I'ol Oswegu und sl.i-ru-o
at 4.10 a lit. and Lo3 p. In. lor tin 1 ,n
1.10 a. 111 and 1.51 . 111. l'or Monti w .11 om
a. m.; 1.03 a i.d J. b p. in. l'or Niihodm ut 100
and 0.13 p. m. l'or lllnghiuiton .it 10 JO a. in. i-
ho iu Scranton from llutl.ilo at l.!3, J , 1 i
and W.i) a, 111.: tl.ui) and S.00 p. m. liom (-.
vvigu and Sijcu.o at 2.33 11. in., IJ.'.s iml s.tn
p. 111. 110111 Itu.l ut 2.33 a. 111.; 12.19 ami ,.Ui
p. 111. I'rom NTcholsoii at 7.30 a 111. and 000 p
in. l'i tin Monttose! at 10.00 a. 111.; .1 .'0 and - 0,
p. m.
Itlooinsbiirg Division Leavo Si lai.lnn fm
N'oKliuinbeilau'l, ui 0.13, 10.0.) a. 111.; l.Vi uid
.3.10 p. m. l'or Plymouth at l.uv. ; 10. s '.u p
in. l'or Kingston ut S.tO .1 111. Vnlve at N'mtu
nmbrrlintl at (i.S.1 a. in.; l.lu, .3.011 ..n.l s. -, ,
III. Auhu al Kingston at s.3J a, 111. Anno .,1
Plymouth at 2.00, li.', O.l'i p. 111. Anive In
Scianton from Norlhuiuheilar.tl .it f I.' a, m .
12..I3, 1.30 and S.I3 p. 111, 1 10m Kingsion ut
11. (M a. 111. ITom Plymouth at 7.3 a. in.; J.'.M
and 3.33 p. in.
hl'NDAY TiniSS.
South Leavo scranton at LID. J.(. 3.30, 10.03
p. in.; 3.U.I and tl.io p. m.
North Leavo Scianton at 1.1", L10 a. 111 ; l.;,3,
5. Is and 11.33 p. In.
Wooni-liuig Division I.tavo Seianlon at p)uj
a. 111. and 3.30 p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
In l'.fVcct Nov. 23, 1WX).
Tialns for Caiboiidale leave Scranton at (1.20,
7.U. S5t. 10.1.1 a. in.: 12.(), l.'.". 2 II, .1.3.', 3.21',
bi.', 7.37, U.I3, 11.15 11. in : l.lli u. m.
l'or IIoi.CBilalc-tl.20, 10.13 a. 111.; 2.11 and 3.2)
P. in.
i'or Wilkes'Haiie-ll 13. 7.K ? 1.1. 0.'l, lft.1.1,
11.55 a. 11,.; 1.2.S, 2.1-, 1I.3J, l.'-T. all), 7.H. 10 ll.
ll.uO p. m.
l'or L. V. II, It- points 0-13. 11.53 a. m.; 2.13
1.27 and 11. SO p m
l'or IMimvlvanla II. II. points an, p.;,s j,
111 ; 2.1S and L27 p. 111.
for Albany aul all points noitlt-asn a. in.
nnd J.52 P. in.
Per Caibondale O.nO, 11 'w a. m. ; '. ((, 1 ,-.',
5 17 10.5-i i. lit.
l'or WTlkei-llaiie-O.S. 11.35 a. HI ; 1 3S, a.',
0.27. S.27 p. 111.
1 or Albany nud points 1101th 3 31 p. m.
l'or llnn.wUlc ''.() a. 111. and H.5J 11. m.
LovuHt laics (0 ull points in L'uitcd state an I
Cal ada.
.1. II. UfllDICK. G P. V. AllMiiy. N V.
II, . tll(1, D. P. , , Scianlun, Pa.
"rEiio and Wyoming' Valley.
'Line Table In Libit Sipt. 17, 1Mi.
Tialns tor lliwley and local points, conueit
lug at llawley wllh L1I0 1alb11.nl loi New 1ml.
N'cvvbuig mid Inleinicdlale points, leme Seiaii
ton at 7 03 11. ut. and '-''-" I1- m.
Tiaiist all he at Siianlou ut 0 .0 a. 111 ind
!.10 11, m.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1000.
Tiains lctevo Scranton, 1). & H.
Station:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
IlnuisbuiR, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Wa&hhiRtoii and for Pitts
burg nnd the West.
0.38 11. 111., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading1, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlaburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts
burg' nnd tho West.
2.18 p. ni., week dnys (Sundays,
1.58 p. m.) lor Sunbury, Hnriis
buig, Philadelphia, Baltiraoie,
Washington and Pittsburg nnd
tho We3t. For Hazleton, Potts
ville, Reading, &c., week days.
4.27 p. in., week days, for Sunbiuy,
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrlsbuig,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
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