X- -T rvs ffT JUT--- V " J MT.' 1 v THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, aiARCH 19, 1901'. ( yiwjjfik .nMfltt flT-fa An Excellent Combination. Thu pleasant method and bcnuliclal cfCects of the well known remedy, Svmn op ITiob, mnniifactitrcil by tho Camfoiinia. Fio Svhui Co., iltustrato thevaliioof oblniiilne; the- llqtiid lnxa tivo principles of plants known to bo medicinally la.xutivu mul pre.scntlntr tlieiu In tbu form most refreidilni-to thu tusto mul ncecntnble to tho system. It is tho oiui perfect Ktrencjthcuiui Inxa tlx'o, ulennslni tho system ett'cetimlly, dispell In),' colds, headaches nnd fevers tfcntly yet promptly and cnnhllnir emu to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every eilijectlonubli) ((utility nnd Mill htnncc, nnd its ncllu:-an the leidueys, liver nnd bowels, without wculcnniiiK' or irritating them, maku it the ideal l.ixutlvc In tho procosR of manufacturing flp.s nro used, ns they nro plensnnt to thu t;istc, butt Ho medicinal qualities of tho remedy nro obtained from s-eiuui mul other 'tirotniitic plants, by n method known to thu California I'm Fyhoi' Co. only. In order to pet its beneficial t'lTectsund to avoid imitations, pleaso remember the f nil nnmi! of thoCompnny printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 6AM FRANCISCO, CAI,. LOUISVILLE. ItT NKW YORE, N, Y. rornnlebyalll)rueRl8ts. Price DOc. per bottlo. Ice Cream. I II EST IN TOWN. I 0 Per j ,J)C Quart. I LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO I '-frltrlioDcOrderiirrompltr Dllver4 ej."-7 Ailams Aycnuj. Scranfon Transfer Co. I'aRganc Checked Direct to Hotels ;ind hivate Residences. Office D.. L. & W. Passenger Station. Phone fi'S. Dr. II. B. WARE, Sd'I.CIAi.lST. HI- l:AR, NOS1: and THROAT osm'liiv: hoi it. l.'.w 1. in : I l . in Wir.MAMSHMV?., (ipn, l'li-toBuf. UNlOMWjLABa tHttHtltttt I CITY NOTES I MIIIIIM. Illl I'M'.NIM.. Ilif l'-ii'l "' - - i iti-'l 'iluiiiii'x il Ni.inl"ii will iii I thu inns '! o o'llmi. In the iiuiiii.ifli'ii. mum, I lollliv liilililliisr. I" I'.I.l CT A I'XI'TXIV A iniitinir n liM i. 'Ilioina intlr.'p lull 1hmliv niiilii In Ilea . .uliiUttt for tl. h.lM- hill ''". 'I'' -l' . plain lll I clcricl. lll.iitl.AII Mt'.rri IN'!.- -'nio ri'SMljr li.ii the f ll.'liwure, IjirUi.Titiim uinl XXeMrrn '" i njfi unlun will hi! Ii"lel le-.li,c-.jy eioniuir, v mli Jl. hi u'oloik. Ill Carp.MilcrN lull, W nuns Millie. I liV.-l!ii I Mm. if ml llii'b"'ii "'l i pill ll.iii iniil",vo .ii (In Mueirli brjmh - rtl., . e-iiiii1ctliu il. iij fer IVbriu.y. I i I ncL uvJiitu pi - i 1 1 iiiil lu infill' njfiln il tlio Utler pirl ( tnl ick. Ill 1,1) 1 Mll.l! llVlh. Cinic l"l.i.ti. ml- (, nf I.1I ll.oiiuiiil murl. W.I-. liaU iincK'f i,i hill li) MtkMiii.in lluwi- la--t nli;lit in Hi. uu of awjiitt inO lullir.t. Krlti Sinivui'. colorcil of 1.!l Iti.unoii'l lonri, ili 1 1, editor. l.li'llMifil.l' 'I HI! 'sl. Ml. Cfuisi .i'l I Mi. J . Il4nc, lutli of .W7 I'ciilir . tut, were iiicMnculiiri' ;.MtnU ciuli otliii in "nnin MHI.ir' etiutt lat uriilnit for tenth. ( i miw (or trniuiul I'urpiooi. ll,tli .ai wire i - Ililglll i.mi.N n nvii.i'.r.. riioini, r i.aiu i i lull lictoro Alilcniian Millar jMtuihv lui . h aiinc Wnlnnday allcinoon at a cAlod. oi vciiy.tiy 'wllcc of 1 ST. II. .1. Mitihcrt, k iivrlnlrnilrnt of ttio I'riuUnliil f.lte liiFiiranri , D'utnv. 1 the niosfciitor u-iiiiirii'ii ii, "i ,ii rntliy, I the piosfciitor HMI!OrK AM) IW M". P -I i lnnol I II Ii iilc station JUtcr I". V. Mi.r.iiin, Toiului i ii .luliti 1'jiicII, John T. rinnrrly and S I. I r.i.nt, of tlic I.iikananti lalliciil, ihtmliv 1 iyIiciI tpctlal ikllicry IcltiM from Irtliinl BOND OFFERINGS. Spring Brook Wnter.lst Mtfr.Ss Lackn. Vnlley Elec. LiRht, 1st Mtg. fB. North Jersey nnd Pocono Moun tain Ice Co., Ut Mtg. 5s. Standard Gas Co., 1st Mtg. 5s. Lhirhton Watet Supply Co., 1st Mtg. 5s. New Mexico Hallway and Coal Co., 1st Mt(r. 5i. Description nnd price on appli cation. 4- f riroai:y, N, Y. WllltJ-Buie. - t- . Oarbondile. -f - 4, 3 and , Oommouweultli IHds , -f . Scranton - 4 4- - gSS-ftO -a. fmilnlnliiB tiliiiiiroiku and l.r loif, llity me tint from I.lniorirk, Irrhml, ly I". O'Krffr, for. inirly chief fpfcljl nBOtit rm the backnwinii tnllroJil, hy in now Honrnlng In tlie rtntriilil Ulr. (llt'Tfl ALKNOUI.I.IHIKt. Tlir ImarJ of nun. oucru of tlic riorrn JIImIoii ntknowleiliti! with (Innkd lu(l from the mlato of MIj MiiU Nor Ion llwd thtoiuli )Ir. l'.lla Mrobfikrr, unJ Jil from lloltn l. fuller and ?i from Hie Atiifrmnn Meinori.il million. DIlOKItTnil TAKi:.V ll(-K --Onrn hxettu-y, (lip ilorrlrr from Company 11 l'lut mtilluj, ulio lokeil up In police lieailquartirn lilt Weilnnxlay a tlrn tn l)ormor' W.ni.l, .Sew York city. jiterdiiy, uliere l.e will 1k trirJ licfom a mlliury court lor ileHitUin. A:sM:T mmt-vistiip tuii t ten. klon of tuxri mid upn.il Mill lu,ir nppralt fmni a number of tt.mli not jet liiurrt on Hip follow Intr iljjm Snnd .ml Itarrh Joj I'ourlli wind, .M.inli l'J; 1 illli wurcl, Mauli n;; Ninth wnl, Ahull 'l 'Jriith ml, Mireli '.'f Klcientli wjnl, March "Ti Tuintlrtli want, Jhtili 21. Mlllll" II WIS T WAIt.-rioUMriter and Ju ilioii, i hi- IVtin aitnli increhniiN. nro enjoy ing tliemwhc tlie, ij. eiicrJi lloldtlcger a ane.ted at the Inilaiue or .lineph.on and held under KK) bill for toiirt on the rluigr of anauli and lutlery. siluriUr .Kip'ioti wjii nvled nnd lull under MHO hill Libre Aldet nun Kjsjii foraiiaiiU Jiul bjllci) on UobMficer. Till: DIIAWIMi-i.-lbe wiral atllileb upo.i Mhiili tlwruM neie not nild b the i.'reni Hlil?i Wheelineii .md not rntlled o(T at their lilr lut ek will ho diawn for fit the new ilub Iioiim Lett hitindi.v eienliu. The artlclu lire a l.nilk, mile bi(..(le and a mileage bonk, neile "II." 'Hie holder of the winning tleki t, No. XV, on inilcaKf book "( " , not known. MrKTIXn DP M.UM I I.I II llie uifiilir tiiHttiiiir ,( the Culliolie Histoib il soilrn mid Vwmaii MaRUlne rlub will be held Iniihihl. An addresi mil be dcllirred by Hon. .Inlin 1'. Oiiiiinm mil MU V. Iluineti. of linen llidee, will lead i papir mi l!n "(liiurlcrlMle Urlt inc of llniili, r miIl." Hie- yoc.il and in ,1 ruineiil.il nimie will be in el. irn- l Mr. Ieon aid, of Hie dihedral ilioli. OMUIIIIOIT l:hl.i:KI).-l.elj IMIeihon. he orange IxOdltr, who .as tut li, to the innl Jill la-t week, lor ollim line lite fide walk, wm nil ueil Irmn the mint) Jill yeiter ill), lliuii.e hi brltl ktiy with hherlir Sehadt, Duirhout cut uih uiu that double of .i inllr .in- tndrt lined. I lit inhL the heutl trid llei onler Molr had a i-otHtiltation 114 io the bet mciiii of i omniittliu him (o an inline a) him. TltOllll.K 0i:it A IIOMtl) rill.U fliatlM X. O'Connor wa analKied before Aldeiiiun Millar jeMcnlay, th.irxrd by I". II. Duikln, or the liiind (,'entril hotel, Willi il'frjtidltiir a bo.udliu home krtpir, D'Cmior is alleged to haie ile framleil Hurl in to the ntcnt. of iJ.I0. lie .n In Id under 0fi ball for outt, ami linmidiili ly broiifht ii counter-iliari,c iitfiinst Dili h hi for per jurr. 'Ike Inter entend bail for a liearins Veil, ne.di) at 2 o'tlock. M'MIIII. COMMIT II. I) -lianl, Miilne. nf lliVl iiiih Ujuinlni; auuue. ij irre.led by Illeriie Moir nfler i uurry h.ne leMeiilar iiioinliiu He inmhiil liN prNuiier before Aldtr nun Millar, wlirie MiVlltie wai airued of fori; mi; the name of l'unk K. Mnuls to an older for S.i. 'IhU vi done Man Ii 'i l.-t, and a ialieil y .toe llurrow-. a luiuh wjkiui jtroprirtoi, who woie nut the wairanl Mi Vittlo was louimltteil to Iho county Jail in del lull of ) bail. I'WCJV llll. 1.1 MID. 1'iofi.Mir l.oiMher. if New York ill), la-t nikht k'lie nn eliil)llimi of hiiaislit md tint) tutliird KhiHUini; .'il Kingh'n pulnn on I aikawanru .lU'inm. miijII lint irv uppiei f Hue iiunilur ot i-Klatore k,f(tei him .iml w.iiiiiIv nppliiidtil a nnnihei of te markihln thou mule. Lonther al-ai pla) a I. in. likable ijaine without I he u-e of n cue, ntii iitiolv tnuiipiil illn- the ivorin Willi hi. lundi m.ikis i-oino ei) ileer hlioi. 1)11) NOr M'I'HMI. l'uYiduit John Mitihrll, of the fnitnl Mine Woikiu; I'risident T. I). Miholl, of liHtrht Xd. I; N itlon.it I'oimuillei nun t'lediilik Dilehir, Oricaniri-r ItohirL Limit injlit, Knelir) .Inhii T Demp-iy, Mailin I), lluhiti), of the (inti.il l.ihor union, .iml com liutern Horn the iniiiers' nn 1 labor iimniw, wire ill pi 1 Milt 111 (lllllllMV lllll M1l(llla .iliiinoon to loiiduil an ine-.i:itiou into thu charitu pre imed axilnr nieiiibu of the mine wmkeri be the "'ei.iiitoni.in. No repieM lit itle of iho litlrr .ippuiril, linwiur, .h a rioull ot whnluihe iiii-eliu w.u calhil oil. M'llJllllOIIV WMt.-A ihe i.iull oi n,li;l. boM quinels, nlhoiiy l.illeepie. nf Oil )om iini nienui-. was .uri-teil )0-.tini3 on tne iluiKi' f l.'cfiiia il' Inn- doic. iiefnred l .'.nob Dinmbaiiiu. of !HJ M)oiiiliir .iieiine, and llkiwl-c- A1m .lai lib Ililiuibauiu, til the iliisUuie in Mr-. Stiies (,llle..i.ie l.u tlmal.. Ij-I Tn (In it , jlhi'nl Hi it (,lllf..iioN il.v bit the 7 ip.il old on of Deimbaiini in the leu, no I Mir (,lllii.pie daim-i thai the diltnilaMH wif nihil, tliir.its .iK'.ini-L liu tin 1ht uu' .ik'uiii-i Cillcpie uj-i (oiiiliniLd until f oMimU Mniu-lit. vliih' .Mr., lliuii li, nn w m hfld under -i") tin) b i iciiii. 'Ih'. iaes wen I e. id l, Miluni'm Mllln PASSED THIRD READING. The Reorganisation Ordinance Got Through by nn Unanimous! Vote Olivei's Sensation. Tlii' uiilliialii'i- im idluir lnr j ;;t'n- I'l'ill It UIK-MlllX.lllllll Of till' llIV KOMM'll- mi'iit under the pi u talons of thi- rliiiier bill pot tliniush m1oi t council last nlKlu on thinl ivaillnpr in pnictlcally thu H.tiiie fotiu In which It was intiu' dnci'il. It Is the louKi'.ii h1ukK urilinuiitu n 1 1 1 1 1 has ever been passed by tin local councils, urn! It took city Clerk l.avellu nearly un limit' to tend It last uliiht. Whon he had llntahcd and tin mil was i.'illi'il there was nut it s1iikI olo ivRlstcied iiKalnt It. Tho ordin ance will be taken up tunluht by tho common council at a special niei'llni;-. -Mr. Oliver caused quite a little stir by Introducinir a uiohuion dlioctlnj; the city ccmtioller to ccitlly to the recotder tho aiuuuut of the Indebted, nous of o.-.Mayor James (!. llalley to the city, and illrei tliifr the chief of police to cause the hitter's aricst upon the cluu'KO of Pinliozalement uimn hui h eel tlllcatlon beliitf made. He explained that the two year stntutmy limit would soon explio and said that the cuunclls should see to It at once that the es-mayor bo punished. Xo one bCLundcd the pioposlllon. Tin. jittUelary cmnmlttoe rej.ntieU adversel upon u number ol claims which had been icferred for imcstlKa tlon Ainuiif,- these claims were the follow intr: II. l Sheeian, of (iieeii Ciiove, $lor; .John Nnnne, $25u: T. j. MtC.ulie, Sit.KO. The adveio reports were all adopted, thoiiKli Mr. Keijan made n hard but unaticce.ssfiil flijht to havo tho Xoonft claim passed. Tho tollouluf,' ortlluanct'S were puKsed on third and lluul readliiB: MnkliiK opoctnratlnc," and the thiowlutr of oleclilc llulit catbons on the slteet a nulsanco punishable by u ihio: dlvld Inj,' tho city Into districts for tho ex pcudlturu of money for street repairs; providing for the erection of u iho al.tim box at or In the I.acltawannu hospital; providing for an eleettlo llshl at tho corner of Wheoler avenue and IIIiIkc ltow. Mr. VatiKhan offered a resolution, which was adopted, piovldlni,' for tho locntlun of (Ire nlarm boxes at tho cor ner of Crown nvcnuo and Maple, street, and nt tho corirtT of Stafford avemio ami Maple street Organs. Orgftns. , Organs. You can buy tin.) secoiJ hand Oiunus In pood condition, anyvhere from $10 to $25 and J.'iO, with bik nnd stool, nt Guernsey Hall, .111 Wisblnpton avenue, Hci union, I'a. J. AV. Outrniey, Prop. CARING FOR THE EMPLOYES LECTURE OV ARNOLD SHANKIIN IN PARISH HOUSE. Told How n Dayton, Ohio, Manu facturing Concent Is Striving for tho Elevation of Its Employes. Qrtve Them Shortet Hotus and Ad vantages for Education nnd Social DlverHiona Topic of Mr. Shank lln'n Lectin e WaB "A New Era in Life." What He Said. -inolil Hlianklln, of ib National Cash HoKlster coinimny, of Dayton, Ohio, Inst nlRhl delivered an Inlerest lnC lecture on "A New Kin In Life" at ft. Luke's Parish House. The ad dress was (riven under the auspices ot the Korautou JOnglncei's club and the attendance was larKe, niuny ladles beltiB present. Mr. Shiinkllu Is a brluht entortalnliiff Hpeakar and commanded tlu Intense Interest of his audience throughout. A feature of the adilresn was the many different slerr.optlcon views thrown on the cunvu.-s ilurlnK the couise of hli fttnaiks. .Mr. Shanklln was introduced by It. V. Rowley, piesident of the Sernntun IhiKlneer's club. The leetuie was n history of the b''1 ulnnlmr mid Kioutli of the peculiar metlicds which Iiiim- been adopted and carried on ,o successfully bv John IT. and 1''. .1. Patterson In the National cash leKlctor factory nt Dayton. O. The htatoiy of the movement was shown by 220 rolutnl lantern photo. KinphM. VVAT IT C.IUIW. The busli'K-s beffiin In 18s'.. wlih but one man, n boy nnd a In the, in a small loom, but wrew to Midi tan extent that in 1SSS II wnR found necesrary to build u factory. This building was elected on the farm land whore the Patter sons had played and plowed ns boys. In ISM) the bulldhif- wn.4 doubled. The business has so Increased that Jiddl tlms hae bten made to the plant ftom time to tlnv, until now the Moor space under the roof covers more than thirteen and n half at tv ind the em ployes In iind about the factoty nutn ber 2,'. tn which ntv ndded mor,' than 1 tbO sales asents, mlcsmcn nod nlllre fotce in the cities of the fnlted Slates nnd foreign countries, ruakluK u force of moio thnn :: 70U people. The bushir.s was pucces-fiil until 1CP2. Then, leallzlncr that somethlni; was wioncr. and investigation levelled the fact that there was lack of the best orfcaulyntlon. lack of knowledge of the business and lack of sympathy on the part of the emplovev. To overcome all thes difficulties, uu old bulldlntr down town was bouuht und ntrniiKul ns u lecture hall, with a per manent steieoptlcon and set ecu. The factory people, their families unit filcud.s, eie invited to the lectin es. which weie r.lveu one evening of each wick. Fly means of crude slides', the employe.'" attention was called to tho waste In the way of washing1 their hands with benzine and putting' too much oil on the machinery. Soon ihla was stopped. i.EcrrnKH on m:.inr. Lectures were nlven or lualtli mid on sslcm. It was found that the peo ple lesponded very readllj to till'-, and It was decided to i.uiy the mutter fllither on liy devices clubs and so cieties for ihe trlita and the men, ck tendlnK to the boys and irlrls of thii nelBhboil nod, Weie established. Then the motheis had placed at their dis posal, under the chaie of n deaconess, the "N. C. U. House or Usofulnc-s." situated Just ni foss from the sheet fioni the factory. These vatlous or franlzatlons mi el heie ilurlnrr the nf tcrnoons and eeiilnir of the week, lieu, was established the lltst kinder KM ten In Dayton, the Patterson broth els halm,' tiled In vain to Induce the public pi hoots to adopt the klmlerirai ten voik. Now that a klnuVririrltu has bc n (MnbllMi'Vl hi seveial iiliblii! schools and In the school nearest the factory, the company has built n little bouse five blocks further on. south of the factory, anil In the chIrp of the city of Dayton, whore thtte l. no school of any kind, and has there established Hs klndt'i Kartell. In this same little liour-c, bos anil sliI.1' and yotini peo pu ol the nelKhhoihood ate illowcd to nuet. They aie taiiKht sIiikIdk' nnd dnncIiiK: and the trills nre taiiKlit aew Ing and the ludlmenls o" conklncr. A domestic-economy teacher, a rraduite of 1'iatt unlverslti", Is In ( barge of this branch of the woik. The Rlrls have oiKan'ed theni'-i'Ives Into a Wnincu's Century club, the Hit fecleitited wonK'ii's club In the I'nltcil States which Is nnde up of fnciorv Kitl. Mr. Phanklln said: AIIIIVMMI-.M or HOI ll fnr in my of Ihr-e nirthnd hid lion .ulupiel Ihe lniti.imuiuit lud time to t'li-il: of tlv com ton of the people, and one winter morninif all of llir men and women wire notleed coniliii; In tngithrr ill n.SO u'tloik. Il w.n hoon eh cldeil that they would be allowed to luilie later; and now our nun come .it 7 o'cluck. while our uirl-i do noi lepmt until 8. 'Ihe nun are pild for ten Imiiu' work, and do but nine and one-lull hour, while tho (till lire pild lor ten liciuin.' work and flu but eltiht Iiouis each diy. I'ndir the old Fislrni, our people all lelt the inclor) at ihe i-inie time, the men and women rowdlu:r on Id Ihe meet c.u. or liinsliur on a liet they could, 'bin now our idrls leaic al ".S) o'clock und ai- i iiik-euieiil hoc bun undo Willi the sttrct i.ii icunpiv by wlileh n mllleleut mnnber of e im will be waiting en the track to accommodate our (jiil; urd the nun leu" at 6.11, Some of the irlrM iMe libuliit te mil from the factor), while more thin 7') of our men come ami go, by the in of wheel Ihe rompaii) Inline; piejured eiinl for iliMIng the whl. ri iti. and fur ui.li fiec of charge cotnpren,cd aid for tlio tlrm. Uu. null rial l fuml-hed, apiont and ,lece hl made, liundired and kept icpalrul, Bialh, tot the kIiN, while the nun hale ipluiiK and Jiunpcr-i fuiliMied at aitml iot One d.i), in (.oinif lluoush the laetuu-, one of Ihe Me.. l"atleron ww a yottnij Rhl lioldiui; l tin btiikit on the rjdlator. He uppo.id shit w I. lieitlns paste, but on Inquiry found ihat fho w.. lieatliie coffee for hor lunch. In souirf on tliouh he found other tiiN titling on 'lU'h KtoiN and old chairs nnd rutin tlcn luucii u bet It). j, coulil. It wax not lone until ar rangement, wire mnlo and eoltee was ered tho UiiK cr.'tlii. Tien the) found an old altie width wn not britiK u-ul, lad it ileun-d out, thv rillern painted, lieort .hillaied mul had the iheipcft tablm and chair. pnitblo put Into it, wii'i white linen end our k'liU weie Invited tlieio lo nuke it 1 1 : c. i f ilinlig; loom. They ' r i n if 11.111 timid, butter and incut, and we luini-h -111(0 hundred elds el.ill) with lolfte or ceico.1, .oup and d"-lt, at a eul 01 one cent (.nil It un in to do thli from a dollaii and-ccnu standpoint, a we jre ible lo proio fo 1111) m inuf iclurer. Haui'if cluiio till-, for the fulory and Uu pin- Maiy Schoo' Children fln Slo'dy Mnilier UnCi hwect I'owdcra for riilhlien, med In Mother llray, u luiuei In (Itiiart tt Home, ww uik, ineas up 01.11 in 21 heuni, mro I'e- sou ov an uumn.i,, . ,. .,.. v : -' ..,1 i'ih'c iii,irfl fl ' v null, '..,e, batuple MiiMlll.l.. Addreie. A)U1 llflfll ,,,;,,. , , . :. ,, ., ."ii ,,riui.i-., iiviiuauie, sioiuaiii iroulili., leetliln. ,i oTV..",u,' "'" r''-':'" 'ho ItuwcU. und ' m. 1.'!"'. ,Vlr.' 1:""l' 1"ru,'' M.ildeti. ...'.iiVil.., A! ! -t Mulliliie In the world cecii.ii ami coinii jiiiitier - pie, they then teullful that the factory inr. rouudlni and (lie purioundliiir. of the honiM of Ihe iinpln.in were not oi briiitlfut 114 they mlfihl be They cleaned up the farlory l.inn and later Itirlled Mr. Olmiteail, of IllinMuil nrolher., land.eiipo ir-rdnrr, of lloUon, who laid out the World' I'.ilr in t'hliiKo, to romp to l)j)lon and tnaVe lUttice'tloM, whlrli he did. III. nig m.lloi were adopliel, ind our lawns and the homei of our employe! hr like llonrr (taril"n. In the ranii. They carried out the nlniple A, II, C of hiid nape Katletlnir, which l tint the) choutd knp open pui, plant lor pilien for the h,,.t front mid tuck ) mil., window loxu, poirh In, line plnilliij, bo).' iraiden., etc. er the rem. pati) beea'me iiil(eteil In thl, woik, nnd after I he rmp1o)e had been iiiiretrd, the Kreat pieitloii then tin liuw tn pain Ihe Intirett of Ihe people in the neighborhood mid thl. wa. done hi 1111 nil of thee pilrei limit now nil of the homen In that I sill of Hi) Ion which fi called Siulli I'irk, ami wliie-h readieji for a rndlii of len blrcka all niiuind the factory, l one nf tin pnttle.t pot! In the Wrild liter all thin Iml been elone, the next great step win tluf of latluK onie ol inr bo), and 10 do Ihat the l'lillimoii IhotheM wt 'lliile two 111 tea of ground kouili of ihe fnotorv and invited loll) Ikiw Id come and ktud) veaet ible aarden III under 1 conin't(nt teniier. Ihe hn.1 )eir it wan bird lo Rit the fori) bon; at the c'lin of the hut diy of the Mroud liar we had tint number, .iml l.efnte work beknii on thp lint day of lJt )eir we Iml Ihe lull quota. S 111111) ap. piled for ,pue thli )ear eueli Inn haling li)1W feel, Mim 1'ittiKuii liaie net .iilde two more niie. 01 land for thN purpoce, no they will hale eluhi.i-four bo), at woik theie thl. jear. Duilnir two .mm ii which there bma aie allowed to work time He) are taiiRht lo enrich nnd till the vol and lalte twent)-lwo kind, ot lepe Inl.li . Thev 1.11111 tale to their home! all whhh Ihe faintly nuy wl.h to ii-.p, and after that lliey em M'll ihe pn.lurt and pueket Ihe money. Thei are tll SV) In prle- fur Hie he.l Riidui., 1". lllll Sf'liCK.IIOVs tler to liuny thlniw which hive In en done hi the eompain, one ih) a nun said to the president Ihil there weie time when he would like to make .uj-Ri.Mloni, but he nuppoied that 11 It w i done il woull be of no in,- to him, mul it would neccr reach the head of ihe depart ment. Il wn not loni? until mull autoeiraphle riiiMcrs weie placed in luiy ilcpiitincnl in the hiulillnit, and Hie people wcrenoililed bv biillilln llmt they weie invited 10 in ike FUgmestlotK on iiupioiriiicnls J) In the pioiluel or the meihoil. ol the eoinpaiiy, and uiIiImiI that they would le pild for the bet one hundred tigEWt Inns wlih Ii weie adopted annuallv. The lOtnpiny now p.n i,!li( for "iiili jUkTeatlon!. 'Hie flrt jear inter makiiii; tin! otter the roinpati) iccciied four iliouaitd Minirertioiil, and ilmlnec the pact four ieiu the) Ulio iciehed an averaae of twenty-kl'c hundrcil, Ihe pli-e dlclrihiltioii l Dl'.vni. .1 Kali occ.1. lon and I, In Id in I'alernon Kroie, just itouth nt tlio futoiy. Iit )ear there weie more than 30 (urn pioi'le pment Annually tho m-Miiif foree U In lied to t)iton to kpenel a week, and the 1111 et lug! are held in a lame tent in thU jame lfrenc, 011th of the factoiy. limine ! i tun-irted ihninR the iliy, and .1 uooil time in Ind al nlcht. s piiKif 01 the fact tint we hae sillied the impithii'! of our peeiple, wheneiet the pir-lil,-lit and ilcp-piouliiit ilium Iroin I'nrqpn Hip people liiiike the requevt Ihat they be allowed to glip 11 nil .1 ncipnon; and lliie Ih alwa)! panlpil. llu-Ine-is men want in know what we accom plish by this und we ran awiire them tint we do not do II fioni .1 phlluitluopic M llulpollit, but for the reason tint it vi,i u. T.ikr. In one of mr k'lrls' ilepirlnieul', a coniplrlon between the lear of lvi, when eur Rii1 wolked ten Imiim 1 diy, and 1-07, when they worked richt liiiim a day, pieie woik, and we atu ehown lint where thirty Rirli weie cmplojcel in thU depirt 110 lit In 18fi7 the hid thlil)-nine in I SI I: and vihete Iho-e Hint) nine irN hid worked for len houn a ih and the Ihirli Kill! eishl hour! .1 ila where the les(r nuinber of einplnco were uoikuu on eboilcr hoiii Ihev elid nlinost double the wrl , iipd cull Rill neeiM'd almo.-t double lue iiiuouut "f pa), while Ihe en-t tn the cotupiny ii e.eh n-Unr, in ko far a! that department ia coi.wi ml. uj rut I", percent. We need no loriner root I' il It pais lo treat our people in lhi way 'Ih" lei-onl of the men's department kho th.it it (.und woik li.u pud, al-o. SI'KM)-, llllll'.n I'l.lt (KNT. I1ii4 couipiii) .peiid! .: per lint, of an annual pal-loll of "l , Wt.eKHj in thl! work. As Mieiw fill liiisiiie.! men Ihe) would not do IliU unleei they knew Ihe) weie leeciiini; 1 Rood income from it; and it l! Itn-ir eh'lie lint iiery piron who etnploi! laboi 111 1) be bioutfl.t lo 1 icilii- liotl Of till! flit. i ltoekefellei Ins kIuii hu million! to cob le'es, L'aiucRle Iiuh Riii'ii hi. million! tow'iul llbi 11 lee. and Ml-s liOiild U dolotmi; a Rood part ef I er ineotne lowanl miliy kooiI iiutitution!, w) the l'atteioti lliolhci! ale deioiliu; their time and this amount of inorev tnw.inU teiehlna the eniploviin in the world tint It is heller lo treat their entplii) it. as if thei were people, and not tii.il hlncF, to pi) 1 nun ku inui-h per d.n- for lii inner le- anil al Ihe snne iliue for the benefit r,f Ins Ilium and lii he.u' NOTHING TO ARBITRATE. That Is the Statement Made by Val entino Bliss Upon His Return to tho City Yesteidny. "We bale- nothlua: to nibltiate, and I, for one. will certainly not be a pnitv to any effnrts to settle this silk mill stilke by such means." This statement was made to a Tilbuno man last even Ini by Valentino llltss, owner of silk mills In North Sci anion, Duntiime nnd Dlekxou City, and who letttrned at G o'clock iroin th" South In company ultli Superintendent V. II. Davis, of the S.iuquolt Silk Mauiir.ictuitn', com pany. Tlic two gentlemen K ft for Geoigl.i about three weeks ago, and spent tliolr ilme siinee In n tour or minus ottth eni states, coniblulnir business with pleasute. and nialntalninp: a sharp lookout for available sites for a silk Indusiry. Since their deparluie the iitiestlon of aihltiatliiK the strike aiosc, and ll became s norally undeistood that ui)ou the .stand adopted by them hlliKos the outcome of the .strike. Mr. llllfis said hist nlKht that tint feir a moment will he consider the stilkeis' proposition, and added: ' I do not think any of the I01 al own ois will it I v the mailer any serious consleler.lllon." Mi. llllss hus (ee Kleil to mote his North Seinntou mill fiom the city, and the woik has been alteady he'KUii of jeniovInK the niaehluery from the mill. Its owner would nut state last nleht whcie he coiitompliued e.s-tnbll.-'hlUK It, saie thai the nuiv site would be down South. No move will be made tnv.arels the (muster of either of tho other two faoloilc.o. Kunerlnleniiont Davis said thai as y.n he had not Klven cinefiil thoiiKhl to tho iiiiestlnu of in bit intleiii, and had not decided on any course to pursue. No meeting's note held ycuierdny of the ritt Ik-Ins silk mill woil.ers. outside' of a sexslnn of Ihe e.etiiti coinnilr tee held In the moruliiK. at which little business of linpnrtniico was transai'te'd. Almost nil the Inials have now com pleted the fonnlntr of their wiikp scales und have fot winded them to hend ctuaite'is. to be embodied In the stnte ment which will be placeel in the hands of a board ot aibltiiitlon, In case this method of selllllitf the stilke Is finally adopted. All of the scales ndlleie Oloselc (n that drawn tip by the imi'UIIo eenn mlltee In the cm ly part 01 the strike and submitted lo Supeilutendeiu Du lls, of the Saueiuolt mill. It Is likely, howeiei, that the clause providing for the ilolui, away with tho flnlnif system will he done iiwny ivlth, . special committee Is dnvotliiK their nttentlnn (o thta phase of tho iiiicxtlnn. Steam Heating nnd numbing. P. P. & M. T. Howley.231 Wyoming ave. Ask for Kelly's union 'crackeis, COMMON PLEAS COURT OPENS CASES THAT WERE UP TOR A HEARING. Wolfgang and Cooper Trespass Suits Ate Having Their Second Hear ings Before n Jury Several Coses Continued for Settlement In junction Obtained to Prevent the Execution of a Contract for Light ing the Streets of tho Borough of Jermyn Poor Dlrcctois Appointed. Other Mattel n. The Mm eh letni of common pleas court opened yesterday mornlm,". with JtidKe John 1. Kelly on the bench In the main comt loom and JiiiIro 11. M. IMwurd In No. '2. The following case was reported settled and was sttlcken off the list: Alexander Hi others against Michael llosack, appeal. Thess cases were continued for settlement, P. Itonlnn against Annette ftey nulds, wiikcs: IlrldKCt Gray HRalnst Muty MeC'ormlek nnd others, eject ment. This case was leporled dlscon. tinned: John M. Pohr against Dolan & Company, assumpsit. The application for a mandamus usulust Burgess John J. Manning, of Olyphant. was withdrawn. II was sought to compel Mr. Manning tn sign 11 motion awarding n contract for the construction of a .sewer to Stephen Fhinughatit Mr. Manning demanded that a resolution be adopted, holding that the mote passing of a motion was Insufficient. The tesolution was te cently passed and received Mr. Man ning's signature nnd the necessity for a manilnmuH disappeared. In the ease of Amos Scott against George W. fte.-ile mul others, a felgneel Issue, a verdict for the defendant was taken. When court adjourned the tiespass cases of K. J. Wolfgang against the Scranton Railway company was on trial before Judge Kellj. It was tried once before nnd a verdict leturned In fai or of the plalntllf, but a now trial was gt anted for the reason that jurors without permission went lo Penn ave nue nnd viewed the place where Wolf gang's wagon was struck by a trolley cur owned by the defendant company. Wolfgang wns represented yesterday by Attorney K. C. Newcomb and the company by Attorneys liverett Warren and C. P. O'Malley. In Xo. 2, before Judge Kd wards, the case of George Cooper against the city of Scianton Is on tilul. He asks dam ages for Injury done a property ownea by him at Kighth and West Linden streets, because of surface wnter which wus carried off by the sewer con structed for that purpose. The case was tried once before; and a non-suit granted, which wns subsequently stricken off. When comt adjourned yesterday all of the evidence for the plaintiff had been heard. He la repre sented by Hon. R. N. Wlllard and the detendnnt by City Solicitor A. A. Vox burg und Assistant City Solicitor D.i Id J. Davis. The ejectment case brought by Mis. Annie ii. Rose against her mother, Mrs. Hose M. Hulaud, of North Ablng ton, in order to establish a title1 to certuln land now held by the latter, was brought to a siuldeu termination est'1! day when Surveyor 'Simons, of La Plume, was called by this plaintiff lo the stand. He stated that he had not fully torn pleted the survey of the land. Tho plaintiff's attorneys pleaded surpilso ami asked that the case bo continued lo give time for the making of a proper survey. Judge Kelly refused to allow .1 continuance and a. voluntary non suit was accoidlngly taken. This wns the- s'Cond time the case was put on trial. An Electiic Light Muddle. Comt yestorelav granted a prcllmln niy writ of Injunction restraining George Pendicd, burgess of Jermyn, anil the other boiougb officials from executing a ten-year contract for the lighting of the boiough streets with the Crescent lOlcetrlc Light company The injunction was petitioned for by Homer I). Carey, who Is interested in the Jcniiyn Klectrlc Light company. The Kt It Ion sets foith that on March Jo the boiough council receliod propo sitions for lighting: the streets of the borough for ten years. Prank Stacker, leptvsentlng the Crescent Electric Light company, olfered to furnish lights at S7.r' each, pay 2uu for the privilege of stringing wires and elect ing poles, and If he obtained tho con tract, he fuither agreed to pay a bonus of $l,J0U t'pou the same occasion, the piopo sltlon of the Jeinivn Klectrlc Light company, which has been ftunlshln't light to the borough for years, was re ceived. This company oifutcd to fur nish lights tor $72.50, and if awaided the tontiaet to pay a bonus of $1,230. It Is claimed that both these bids weie set aside, and that Sloe l;or was per mitted lo niiiku another pioposltlon, offeilng lights at $72.oO each and a cash bonus of $1,400. I'pon the strength of this inoposltlnti his company wns nwat dod the enntrnct. The JeiniMi company seeks lo le straln (h cecuilng of the contiact, firstly, because It Is contended that tho Crescent company has no legal light to enter Into a contract for stieet lighting in JeiniMi, not haling been ilmrtered for that purpose, and sec ondly, because ll Is lontendeel that if new bids weie wanted they should havo been publicly ndii'rtlsed for. Tib' temporary writ granted was mude retui nuble on Satin day morning at P o'clock, ll was '!iv d upon ftm -gess I'l'iidrcd and be other borough officials yesterdn.x aMcinoon by Depuu Sheilff J. D. Purhcr. Want 830,000 Damages Mis. Mallle Lewis and her husband. John Lewis, of South Main uieiiue, jesterday entered suit against the Scraiuoii Hallway company to ivcoior 130,000 damages. They me leprcsent ed by Attorneyn M. .1. McAndiew and Taylor & Lewis. Tho damages claimed ate for Injuiles recelied by Mis. Lewis In the stieet railway collision which occuned on July S. 1900, in front of the Nebo Con gregatlonal church. Mrs. Lewis wan tin own from her seat on to the road way and received, ll Is clainied, severe injuries to her splno from which she' has not yet recovered. Two Opinions Handed Down. Judge John P. Kelly ycstetehiy bund ed down opinions In the tallow Ins cases: G. P. Reynolds against S. N. Cullen der. Exceptions to affidavit of do. fenso 1110 sustained and tho rule to iihow cause why Judgment should not I Think Twice 1 JS Before spending your money for a Dinner .Set. You cannot 3J aiTord to miss looking over our stock nnd obtaining our jjjl prices, if you want the best for tlic least money. Two new 5g Open Stock Patterns of Mercer Porcelain just received, one Jl JJ ;i beautiful green undergLtze border, gold illuminated, 100 g g pieces, $is,.oo, or select such pieces as you need. I Geo. V. Millar & LEWIS & REILLY Always Busy. Always Honest. 1 14 and 1 16 Wyoming: Avenue SCRANTON. Genteel Shoes For Gentle Spring This is the sprouting time of life. We furnish shoes for humanity the noblest of all life, For the Ladies. We have four of the most perfect creations in the art of .shoe making-, They are : The Always Busy $2,00 Oar Special - - 2.25 The Nay Aug - 2,50 The Beautiful Melba 3,00 These shoes are all the feet need.and all the heart desires. In style they are in perfect good taste. Our guarantee goes with every pair, I LEWIS ALWAYS BUSY. ALWAYS HONGS P. IN and 116 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton. ESTABLISHED I ,M 1D80, ?tL?P-'X-l-lP-l-l--l-l-'H--l--lJ-t lis Your Bicycle V In good shape for the riding season? HNOW l'J the time to have it prope.lv. X X ! Bitten bender & Co.J? CZ 4 It JL .. ial tf M O I u a f J I eel A -l f if ti '6 126 and 128 Franklin Avenue. rn be euteteil in faior of th" plaintiff I mndo .iLsolute. Mark K. I'Mgnr against S. N. Cullen der. i:xceptlous to the affidavit ot de-tcni-e are sustained and tho rule to show cause why Judgment should not be wntercd for the plalntllf Is made ab solute. She Seeks a Divoice. .Mrs. Kale .iliS petitioned comt s ti nlay for a divorce from Jacob An, to whom Mie was married on Juii' .'. 1SS2 on Oct. J IS'j'.i, tlay sepaiaied. Mrs. Attss says her Inn-band Is an habitual dninlinrd and bufore tliey sepntateel abiwcd her nnd failed to in oxide tor he!' support. Poor Dhectois Appointed. Judge 11. Archbald yestenho ie appointed Uecse (!. Ilroolcs and Samuel Williams as poor directors, the ter mor for tlio Middle ward of tho old boiough of Scranton, nnd tho UlU'r for ProvldelKO township. Their term Ih for three yenii begin ning on aturday Inst, ' Co. SSSSJSSST For the Gentlemen. We have styles that are comfortable to the feet, and beautiful to the eye. The prices are : $2,00, $2,50, $3.00, $3.50, And $4.00. These shoes are in the prevailing leathers Vici Kid, Valour Calf and Patent Leather. Laaa Escb 8 4' "At f3zzszsgaamxxjmwmmmcmzim lYam'CTnsaswimtf 6 your work done. We do 2? . l OPEN APRIL 1. "The HOLLAND," 406-408 Adams Ave. A family hotel; fifty looms; strict ly that-class; elevator suivice; lec ttlc bells; suites; private baths; sin gle nnd double rooms; handsomely furnished. For terms address, , E. E. THOMAB, Now Piopiietov of "The Linden." COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES. .tu'U'o II M J.ilujnU cejiiilui'icel niliiullraii n cunt In .Nu. -' vccteiebt mi'lillui.-. Ill Ill eitlMie e.l I I 1 till jl Jilll H HII4III t I1hiiiiIiii) lieiirimt iij efterilay fr, i r Xlareli U. .t 'i.i'i . ill, liffmi JuJi;o DiIm-joi III tli iiLiltei el I ho ..iKiit.l c.t.te of Hi" N union L'lly Innk a .iilplinHiital acrni'nt wu etrn1i,v Hint ami cxikltineet -bfcliit-ty, Uu. eli.triliiitioii to i m.'le i,i the ivtUnto u .ii; Sti(l ami pi. nl fur. 1 I
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