The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, March 22, 1901, Page 7, Image 7
THE SCltANTOxV TIUJ3UNE-F1UDAV, MARCH 22,' 3901. t NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA SAWYER FINDS HIS WATCH BUT THi: THRIFTY FARMER IS MINUS HIS GARMENT. Another Oniric Nation Hns Appeal cd. This Time Ncnr New Milfoid. Kicked by n Dead Mule Sawed OrT Sundiies and Stray Sldo Lights. Farm Notes and Random Thoughts. fipcil.il to ilic VrJiitili liihune. KiiMiucliannn, Mau-Ii 21. Ktiiinor Haunt' 1 Sawyer, of l.ynn, bus found tils Match, hut he Ih dill inlnus his coat. S.iwjcr Is a llnlfly liirnici. A i-miiilc of wtiltri ago In.' "n't woiMiij; 111 a Held cutting up Kiinc I"ks fM- rucl. In iho lot van a ulcer that was lirliii- fiitton id irmly for killing- -'.iiivi'm Murk ttllr lull rl 1111(1 III. pllllcd lift" 111 I'Otlt ond Iuhik it mi the fence. In u pueket of tlio i nut mis lilrt frtilit twitch. luultis I he fuixniiuii S.inycr lunl nt i it-luti tn cu to the house, and when hu iiiitincil in the lot he wunt fur his twitch to M'( the tlnie. Coat and Match Mile iiiImiIiik tlolll the fence Mhfiu ho had plac il tin in "I Mini," Mild Suui lo the niPck'Cyed ptccr, lilt ejilv uudltm, " 'pruts an If -oine Uaiiip hud i iiuii' iilonu and Just swiped that io.it and Match'" Sawyer wont to tin house ! I'll his wife of the os. lf' he s.ild, "I hum- my coat on the feme .mid 1 biicss sonw tiamp liti-i stolen it. ' Its a good thllifr ho did. too," Fild Jlis. SaMci." It's Just about lit for a turnip's we.u." Hut my Kold watch was lit It! t-ald Siiwvei. Win didn't .ou say en?' cc (laliiiiil Jlis. Sawyer, Indignantly. .Miiklnc all that fuss about an ojd Mt lnn a TK'O watch Is -.tolcii. It's a tsood thhiB jour head Isn't loose or joiid liaic that stolen too!" ,ii i low in Match or io.it was nil Milled by Jlr. Sawyer, had he icslRiied hiinstlf to his loss. on Wednesday lust rctpiul of the nelBtihorlng faimeis i une to helii him kill and cut up this suei When the stomach of the ani mal had been cut open bomethliiK eUsteiilni; was seen. Mis. S.iwjcr, ho was watching operation", rhvu a attie Micim, and. pounrliiK n tlio KlIttiiiiiK object, pulled out to view Sjwjci's watch and chain, apparently noiii tin woise tor its novel abldiuir place Mr. Sawyer Is womlng It iiKaln, and Its time-keepliiR powcis appear as Kood as uvei. I muss that steer ate iu loat all 1 'Kilt " said Mi. Sawjer. hut he must bail totind it a pretty tounh morsel. A f (I. us befoie I had been klllhif, and sHlt'iiK' hoRs, and the coat prob "bly koL consldeiable salt on it. The Moer iiiobably licked the coat, found the taste of the sail Bond, and llnished b fwolliiwini; thu whole darned Bar inriit. That's the only way I can a mint lot the watch belnpr in the 'oinuih " sAwno-OFK srxi)iiii;s l'loinliiciil Kile nlllcliili paid tlio shops .i visit on Tuesday. Mi.s liiidKct O'llouike, for many ' " a'lesldent of thu Oakland Side, Ikd m Monday In the state asylum at .ii 1 1 ii. The fiincnil took place on Wednesday mornliiK Horn St. John's atholk church In this place, tequlem blKli mass being- celebrated. Thr Hilc on Tiiisday and AVednes oav incitased lt loice of special wuuliiiicii at this point. The Delawaie and Hudson company paid Its Nlnovuh branch employes on Mniuiu-, Ii Is not expected that 15e. Chailes Hem. i Xewlm-, the able and popular imMui of the Methodist church. Mill be u turned for the foe.ith vein. SXOTHKIi CAUIIIK NATIO.Y Tlieio comes lrom Xcw Mllfoid an liuuestliiB story, whether it is title or not As the stoiy goes a woman dls iocied hat her htu'band had spent thu ki eater portion of his cat nines in a nickel slot iiiuchlne. Aiming' hciself wi'li a hatchet, -she went to a hotel where the machine was lo.-ated mid demanded of the bar-keeper that he iciurn the money dropped Into the machine by her husband. This the hat keeper icftised, M'hen the woman Iu her lutlilict and smashed the machine into smltheieens. Then she hLooned In Its entile contents. The ha i keeper said a tew uncomplimentary tlilim's to the woman, who ieplled by ui nils- ine natciiet at me minor be hind tlu lwi, and It was wt coked be voml leuill. The bai keeper Mas about to attack the woman when a ttavellng man dtcw a levolver and compelled ilu fellow to btand hack, Millie the Metoi luim woman iv-tiiriiPd to her homo Mith an apron filled with nlektls. kk'Kud m a di;ad muu:,' ) Saluiday tVenliiB a slelghliiB puitv were en loute fiom Uiunwood in lleirlek Centre and when midway between the two hamlets they were passu! hv a team which had a dead mult mi boatd Mhosu hoois extended over tlu edse of the sleigh. On ac rount of neither team tuinlny out far enough the mule's hoofs tame lit con tact with thu head-, and backs of sev eial ot the people in the sleluhhiB party, seeial of whom wele painfully llljllleil i I'UItUXT TOPICS. Uepo.iit camp, Modem Woodmen, m'IU pay mis(iiohanna camp u. fiatei nal lialtatlon on Friday evening. The Ladles' Auxiliary to the III other hood of Locomotive l'lienieii will hold a "calico hop" and teccptlon In Hogau opera" house April !. Subscilbeis to the local telephone company complain that ueitaln younB perbons answer calls on the line and then "Jolly" tlio ppisoii who Is Hying to communicate with some ono else The compiny threatens to aucst the Miinrt ones unless thoy desist. The rfusqugl'iinna Mtieniieichor M'IU hold a uiasquciado bull hi tho Oakland Side miiftlo hall Apill S. somi: sinn liohts. ' man about to bo hanged knows more tlun any oth'.-r HvIiib person. Ho always has thu lutest noose. "In a box," muttered the coat, us It bunged Its head against Iho button of the eoiitllbutlou iivptuelc. Office Is llko whhkcy when a man onco gets u tnsf of It he foievei af terwurd has a hankering foi It, It theiM ciiili u thing as luck'' aiiki t. concspondeiit. Theiu Ii'. For hi star.cr, If you go homo nt 2 o'clock In the morning, nfter inomlsliiB your wifo to be In caily (In tho ovciiIhr), and find her a-deep, and don't fall oer any chalis, thnt's luck but It Isn't to bo depended on. The man who taken no thought of to muu ow Is apt to wako up some morn ing and feci Its estordiiy. Hewiue ot tho liuui M'ho follows his master from nfar. Avoid the man whose children shrink and towi'i whin he comes home. Ho Is a Rood man to let nlone. A Set anion physician says: "Keep .our mouth shut If you want to avoid the Ki-Ip." There are other ttouhler, that may also he avoided by follow Iub this ltiinlc advice. The holf,ht ot some mni's ambition Is to pull sonic other man down. FLOTSAM AX I) Ji'.TSAM Samuel HlgglM. siipetlnteiideiit of molloiiowcr of the Lehigh Valley tall load, who has resigned his position to accept .a similar ofllu with the I'nlou Pacllle. learned his trade as machinist In the Hrlo inllroad shops in Susuue hanna. He was afterwaids getieial foi email of the shops, and still Inter assistant laiperintendeut of motive power of the load. Mr. Hlgglns' sue ce.or In the Lehigh, Howard D. Tay lor, is also a form"!' lisldent of Sii' iuehaun.i, having for some tlinn been mechanical engineer In the Kile shop'', t-usqiiehannu hnn piodurcd a huge number ot piomiiient rallioad men. At Lake Vli w, Jackson towrshlp. on Ttiw-dny night the dwelling house of SVul In Slater ins desttoyed by file. The Van Allium block cafe, recently conducte I by Martip .1. McMnhon, was on AVcdiusday closed out by the shei Iff. Their was the celebration of the holy communion In Christ Fplscopal chinch, this morning, with llev. It. A. Sawyer, of Cpi-oondale. as elebnint. This ewiing Uev. Henry V. Ilubbaid, of Giecne, X. V., will preach. Genet nt SupeilntPndent Fitch, of the Urle, was In town on Tuesday. FARM NOTES. George Fradet burgh, of Sherman, is the owner of a fieak of nature, whleh livals .lolin ('. Frcemont's famous woolly horse as a curiosity. It Is n calf, now neatly a year old, that In stead of being clad llko otheis of Its kind. In a, io.it of hair. Is wealing as fine and pet feet a flece of wool as any lamb lu the Hock. ItAXDOM THOUGHTS A good many of the new centuiy i solutions arc now standing on side tracks. A blind gill in Great liend got mar lied and lecovered her slvht a few days later. Manlage Is ceitalnly a great eye-opener. The man who alms to be good In this woild may miss the In the net. Tho Harbors' Xatlonal convention re solved that to Meir the hair shoit Is the pioper enper for the coming sum mer. Xo vote was taken on how t wear bald heads. Ordinarily, M-hen home life becomes too slow for a slrl or boy and she or lie runs away, l egret I suie to fol low. Vushlng up njcnlnst the outside woild generally makes "home, sweel home" riso hi the maiket. Some people's lellglon is Just II ki ll wooden leg. There Is neither life nm warmth in It: and, although it helps tl-ini to hobble along. It never becomes a l nit of thein, hut has to be stiapped on iveiy momlng. "Whitney. PITTSTON. flioildl lu Hie xianton Tiilmtio I'lttston, Mauh 21. John Glllej-. an aged man, was found dead lu bed tit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mur ray, with whom he boaided, nt lukei man. When Pat i Uk MU'lain. of Stunner villi', aiose fiom his bed this moining to go to Ids woik In the mines, his wife entieated with him to remain at home, saying she had a piemouitlon that some dlietul fate was ovei shadowing him. He sniffed at hei entieatles, and went to woik. Four houis later his dead body, flushed beyond lecognltlon, was taken to his home. He had been caught beneath a heavy fall of black lock. A tialn of empty toril cms was being pusht.il Into the Clear Spilng collleiy'a binneh, at "West Plttston. this morning-, when one of the box c.ns Jumped the track. William Bliss Mas standing on top of the car and was thrown otf, landing headfoiemost on a pile of lion tails. He was painfully injuied, re ceiving; bad gashes on the head, a biulsed and cut aim. nnd two tiae tured tlbs. William Bath, sou of Mis. Chailes Xouls, of this pl.ne, was united in man luge last eieuiiig to Miss Han nah Jones, of Plymouth. The teie mony was petfoimed ai Hie home of thebilde's patents. John Collear, of Peteisbuig. Vliglnla, has presented to the St. James Kills i opal chinch of this city a handsome oak pulpit us a memoilal to his wlte, who was a foimer member of the St. James parish, John Paddeti, aged thirty-eight years, died heie last evening, utter a seven months' Illness fiom a raneeious dis ease. Ho was known thioughout the count.. Fiom JSSS to 1S91 he seived us assistant jail wai-den In Luzcruo coun ty. Later he was employed as u tlgar salesman, and at the time of his death was conducting a pool room lu this city. Funeral will take place Satin day moinhig. Mis Maik McDonnell, whose hus band Is a well-known shoemakoi heie, died at her home In Poit Grlinth this moining, after a two weekb' Illness. Besides her husband, four small chit dien sui vivo, the youngest of which Is an infant bom this month. Dsceased was a daughter of Mis. Dougherty, ot Aichhald, and also has seveial ,bi oth eis nnd slsteis residing there. BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS .. WANDTAOTURKD BT . . CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO. nr :votk tuk xahk. !SQf.G.RTHEEl,527SI3 W Sm l-kll4,lpbla, r. Oil tra linUIUl lit l .fcij lrlr.l.arill(walHkial rrlitlt. . h,... ..: .. -.-." j .--'; '-i l l).llh(..lo. n,.klTrll.SJrl.l.r.' 'L-JH rilllMI. C4"lpr,,al, & thrill, a Orraavl lFrl tun tir4 la 10 ta-i.ia i,arairallrall a Irani 'koiplul aia.rlr.ia laC,rar, J farkaat TriitVi.I lpaf ararr airtWI k alaf IrliaJ fraaav liallaa UU paaw.T TUNKHANNOCK. Pr'clt to Ilic Scnnloii Trilnine. Tiinkhannock, March 21. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Metcalf held u reception for the members of the Lnfa.elte Banjo und Glee club at their lesidencri on West Hanlson stteet, lust evening at the close of tho loncert, Hany Slekler, plumber with Paul -Hillings & Sons, him resigned bin po sition to uccopt one with the Cudaliy Packing company, at Set anion. Tho canning company shipped a couple of carloads of apples und beans lo a Xew Yoik commission mei chant, and a cuiload of corr to Wllkes-llaiiP patties on Monday. Mrs. KM Brown, ot Plttston, Is the guest of her sister, Mis. it. M. PIntt, at this place. Conductor Geoige Alleinuii, of the Monti oso branch. Is taking a tilp to Xcw Voi,k and llairlsbuig. His place Is supplied by Oscar Wldeninn, of Sayic. Mutt how W. Com night, of Meshop pen, was doing business lu town on Thuisday. Skinner & Peter, clolhlcis and tnll pis. have lemovcd their store from the Wyoming democrat building to the building loccntly vacated by Philip Minks. Hany Lewis and Henry Pluinnier Mt. who am students at Lifayette college In Huston, nie ilsltlng their parents liPre. MNs Lillian Heikman. of Tiumans hui p. Xiw Yoik, Is visiting fi lends lu town. Julius P. Hltchtoik. of Foikston. will ociupv the fa i ni Mhlch ho re cently putch.ised of James LolRllton, Just east of town, after Apill 1. The liandsoni" new organ pii-icnl.d to the Methodist chinch hv the widow and children of the hit- Pony S. Bil lings, In memoiy ot the depaitcd father and husband, has anhed and was placed in the church esteiday. It was -iiuchi'uil troin L B Powell & Co., of .S'cranton. HARFOnD. Fpfi lal lo llio Scroitoii Triliurf Hnifoid. Mincli 21. L. K. Joins is lu Xew York, buying spilng goods. .Mr. and Mis. W. It. Hammond have leturned rrom Xorwleh. F. It. Tiff uny and .Mr. Matthews weie in Siisrjuehanua on Saturday. Pi of. I'onipton lias moved Into tho Barnard house. Miss MablcOsboin has letuiucd fiom visiting her grandparents in Xew .Mil ford. The twentieth annual ciiiiiinencenient of tho Harford graded school will be neici on .March 29 In the Congregational chuicli. The graduates are Clyde Patter-nut, Jessie Bobbins, Lena Stem ns, Mabel Sherwood. Susa Osman, Xornia Danow, John Biiggs. Frank Danow will woik foi l P. Tlngley the coming summer. Alvle Tiffany will move his famllv to Corbltsvllle this week, whole he "has secured woik lor the coming season. B. Thatcher, of Montioe, mus called to see his sister, Miss Thatcher, who Is suffeilng with n sttoke of apoplexy. Mis. W. S. Withers Is suffeilng fiom a seveie attack or rheumatism. Mrs. Geoige B. Payne Is Imprn lug D. M Fai-rai- Is very low ooooooooooooooooo THFATRim iiMtiiiyriLii A 0 . . 6 VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS. ( MIKMV Mai I ikp ami iniupjiia Miilmr iiid ingm. The May Flske Company. Mo nli jihI lin Mi'wili ioin,jii, lomiimpn lo Iimi Hu. lutroiu ih,. Aciiliim oi Mn.tr, Hie houc i Hill hllrd nt oicli pri foniutii c .ant I lie .iiiOirnirs nie dl plusiil. Hie pi iliKtlon ot tint fi.mij ijj, "M l'udiil nun Inill.i," m pFOilurnl .U tin' mjtlnip ictiulj "(liinooii h oiip of ilie hut crtii nunc a cii hccii In a popular pikul ila linuo, ,in, on a pat Willi nuiiv Mi-ullcil IiIkIi irind .ittui tlmi-. Mlt 1'IAe li.u mi ry litcomo a mul .iuiiIIo Ifri- woik i clcinlj done ami lier i-iiislne i eif,iiWtc. 'llil atlrinoon "lotti nine" will u Hip lull. ai,il toiiiidil, "u Vtiiiiiuii I'lli.io.-' ili K' putcnteil, JIU.S ri,tc will poMU'i-ly oppi-jr iitiiiaiii,ii,,i,ii,aiiiia,ii,ii,1i,ii,,i,,i,ii,,i,j,ii,ii,,i,ii,,i,aiiiaa,ii,a,,i,,i,,i,,(AiAi,a,v(iiAii(.fc 1 THIS WEEK WILL BE A RUMMER AT THE GREAT The crowning bargains of this sale have just commenced, and by the way they are going they will 5; not last long. We are anxious to open with our NEW SPRING STOCK NEXT WEEK, and we have gathered together in lots, the balance of Men's and Women's Fine Shoes to PUSH THEM OUT. fe !ii f$ THESE PRICES will help us to do it r5 Calf and Vici Kid Shoes, worth $2.00 and 55 300 pairs of Ladies' Shoes, button and lace, regular price from $1,75 to ETA ail QCrr Si ' $2.50, all good sizes ; while they last DJC dM OOC Si 5 ' ; Well; we are so busy now, we cannot tell you about the others just come, and if you fail to take ri 5 advantage of this sale it is your own fault. S I LEWIS, RUDDY, DAVIES& MURPHY I 5 S' 330 Lackawanna Avenue. 5 Till HEALTH HARIT. Just ns Easy to Form ns Any Other. Wo do not deliberately foim our pet habits but they are unconsciously tie fllllled, and glow as we glow, nnd by the thno tic leain thoy mo hinting us, wo find them too sttong to bo euslly broken. Then, h not foi in a good habit, n habit which will counteract the many bad ones, in other wonts, conduct tbp unfashionable habit of being nlwnys well. The best health habit to get Into Is to have and keep a vlgoious stomach; If you have a healthy digestion you can di Ink your beloved coffee, smoke your favorllp bland of tobacco, with little or no lutiu: the mischief begins when these things ate forced upon the faithful stomach, without any assist ance. Foi in the habit of taking after meals some hai inlets but elllclent digestive whleh will lelleve the stomach of so much extra woik. Xature furnishes us with such digest lies nnd when they aie combined In such u pleasant pieparatlon as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, they give the ovrr w oiked stomach Just the necessary as sistance lo secuie pcifuct digestion without any or the harmful effects of catliaitlcs and similar dings. The habit of taking Stuart's Dvs pepfla Tablet, alter meals Is as neces sary to tho weak stomiieh as food It M'lf. and indeed to got the benefit fiom food oaten, nothing better and ceitaln ly nothing sator can be used. Man) tamllhs cousldei Stuui f Tub lets as essential In the houe as knhes and folks. They consist enthely of natuiul di gestive pilnclples without the effect or characteilstlcs or dings, they have no cut hu i tie action, but simply go to woik on the food eaten and dlgpst It. Take Into account your bad habits and the expense they entail and then invest ilftv cents In a box of Sttiait's Dyspepsia Tablets und slp It -.out di gestion for the next month Is not vast ly Improved Ask the cleik In any dtug store the name or tho most successful and popu lar stomach lemedy and ho will say Stuui t's. at rjdi piifuiiiiuiicr 1'oim.U l snmrtilr ulplit iiy hit lm.iliii; a ."Oir'u lkl.it will loiolie t vuicnli of the pilfoiinJHic The Wills Company. I he iiir.ii lion (01 the Aiailoiny ot Mii-Ii for tin fit t Unit' nllit of next mil. will lie the wrll Known cbiiu ill ai', I'r.inl. M. unil Joint II Will'. I louilr-tl liouoi, a .1 rule, lur urnlnl tin Wills' lonipaiK oioijwlirte, an'l Mondiy nlijlit will lip no ricrpllon to Ilic ittlf Tho plcics that will ho pir'Piitnl Hie lln-p niBliU will bo (lie following lil-uiii.tliii; lonip dipn, "lnu (llil C'lomea," "111 UUiillc lit,' ami "llosont Krlonil." TIip ronif(llp me Iip.iiIpiI hy I tut pinlnitil Dntili iiiineili.111. l'Hiik M. Will', .fjinra I clip ,i .1 uiilinl .ttlui N pi aiuiiitiitr. !imlpxii, on "Min. Nallnn .nnl Hip ntt iip CitiMiIe" It williout i iliiibt Hit nmiili-t pine rir pnl 011 tliP itaci'. I..1 I'iesU, .1n.UI(i1 liv Tliom h (inkk, will HtMti1 Hip pulllP't .nt on tlip niiili.iii iii.itri, pntltlpil "I'Iip rll-t' Pipani " Wilson with Haverly's Minstiels. 'I he luo-t riiioi.ilile mi l-licl tint hi' ,r t'liml I In' cor.nti' I- lint inlmltalifi imilrilhn. IIioiup Mtl-oii, who hi I'liiu'il a woihlwl'l' Kpntatfon .' .1 tr.il tun mil.. r inina acaseii. pi,.!. Up l..n rcr hprn oiicli.il Hint iipmi '(' KUlnl to i.n'tlilii'.' I mt ili.in. np-.o ilalu Iil'J' in ulnili.ir 1111t111.1l ,.1 his unit n'c. ,iml thia p.iwli l ni.t'ciiii- .1 hi? hit Willi Hip pw llaiu li'i. M,elcxliin Miii-tuN. wl.hh m now piaitkillv Ih,' ino'.t 1111 dun .11.1l lli"i'nili!;. oij,.uil.-i itiu iviii of "llinnl ( 01U" ilnrrs on the mail, Ilic orlRliul llljc IV111. 11 111 .Mliiun, l.'aulurr ami limit, Moire ami lonlii. Ilil.a ami Tea', M.il(r .Martin. Dm Wahhmi. lliWiv Toil, li'il ham .1. Alul.. J.I1U1' f nnnrn, loiin Mmton, Itoh. til Ihkri h.ii the iumi'iiv in t. Ii nee I In' pilniltul im-alNU nip. -mi N.itil.tillh, .1, .1. IhMon, .lohii s Holm. I. Ilni- Ii'lkhlon, John M.wmII 11111I (li.nh-. II. Wi'alri, I.iikI hhI'j I mi on. 1,1111 linn. ( 1 muV tankii' l thr illiri tor if 11111.il, uti'I the .nprili tim-iLal tiumhii' ate hi..utlfnllv 11 mh ml. I lie 111.,' pan of tin- ih n tlaicili MliHltrU e. not onlv niasnlfliPiit in it nilotlna' hnl ilplirnrtl in a noirl tiunnfi k i' ell. uti'I iiitlul.i out of the c 011w11tld1.1l. U, I! ankelllr. who 1011I10I. nun inan".il 1heitru.it ottiiintfi, 1. iimv ioh' omiipi uf ll.i iiIi'm Mitoilun Mln-luK aril ilu si.ind 1n011.1t im; he hat vl.rn tui- onipaii) ha mwi hnn (iniillnl on iiu.1 ot, i.ion. li.i'Wi, Mir. Ii J',, II Hip date mI for tin. uiiumi..! nlti.H!ioii' tp I (.11. nice at the l'tcum Aliunt nobn the mand Ulei't ill-plav will take pi lie. Willi Claude Nankpiillr's ( IiJliuff hand and tlie rntuc 1 on I'..ln on paradi THE MARKETS. Wall Street Review. Npw- oik. March 21 - fhe tiraiy M-lliiiif In pictil Hum lo irill-e v.hlih mirkil tho wlmlc iiiatkct down jrilrrday w-aa. ihukpil today and theio tjtiti gpiieral tno'cilit uml u nhowlnic of iirt fc'alm tor the diy In .1 majotlly of uim, I ho ppiciitatlia leaden wrie iny nettle In If r ifToiM In cam,, a lnnniiilloii of Hip flrnlt litill lnaikrl whkh h.11 irivnlli prciallpd, fhrv voio onlj partly miupi!til, ullhougli they hid the awHiniT of a nM.rt lile In the nw-lon that tin Ainclodliwlin dlKlcnllj' had hprn i-rl-II01I. A mimliir of Mwkj wpie fairly liunjmilly ilniliiK the day ami othirii who inaiknllv ulloinc. hut Iho mhanifi mh not oil well held and I Inn tine (rcniiinl rractlon. utlrr the tecoutt had frt In, nurlliiKtun waa In dcniiml limn the fhortu and Ihpn. waa. a conihliipil npwiird liinirniriit nt ono time In the (iuiiEirs, t'atltln and Southwest! in'. Ileaiy irilllni- nirt thU liaiice ami dllilailfv was iniutiiitcicil, wi'. chilly In tho ci... MImouiI Pai Hie In the iipwanl lomnp. 'lhr lain were thp roiKpkii tUM leatmn of Hie later markit und wiic liflcd from iii, to " poliitu, the tiltri, the necond pre' fp rnd on ftioniioiis luijlnir. Itpconlly cnriTiit lipoita-ol caily illtlilpiid action wprp faclou. rhp Uahaili fprinlllpt wen. In Rood demand The litntrinriil In the IIilc-i helped all the nul it. sugar shut lip a'i points and 1'ioplo'fi t,'.M and Inluccn had thilr pilloil ot stienqlli. Iho I11lr1n.1l p.iK-i toik wrie iny hltong;, lUlli S'ialVie. lor the roinineii and piifimil. N 1. Iknul Salt Rained li nnd the picfmed T. ihrro Multe n lotia; lil o( 111I1101 i.illiivnl ,o.l,' whhh moird up fiom I to p Imlludlnir Chi UKU tlient Unlrrn and the ptcfoiml A, the J hleaRo, IndlaiiapolU und I.011I..1 llle tork, the Iowa Cri'tial etoekn, the llnninll and Si. 1 011I' loiks I, ike 1:1 lo nml IViitPin. 1'ioila and l.a(rin pud Hip New- 111k, rhliagu and St. Iambi Mik. .North Aineilian adunced n' oirr lii.t ulitlit Amain muled t'oppu vm tllonj on the irnnhir ilul.kn.l declaration. The ulirl floeki wrie dichleilh iiilct and inolcd liar until kill rciinrred to Koini extent from rail heiilneM 'lolal falm toiln, t.lftl.lOO uliaiea. 'Ihe iillroid tiond ltinket rontlnnpH trrv up the, 111 mi- new Iom rotninic Inlo proniinriii e li'ilat. 'Ihe pilco iiiuiiimiit w.11 liiruiilar. In tal Mle, par tnlnp. f'l.SU.rmil, I. s. irfnnd finr twin .iduiicid 14 and old our, declined ' per cent, on the la.t oil! The follotvlna: n,iiotaticiit up. dimMied The Trlbnrp hy M. S. Joulan k t'o , rooiua. TOVTOd lltiit tmlldltiK, Scrautcii, l'a. Telephone SOU: Open- Illnh- Low. Clot 11 K. ctt. ct. Iim. Ainpriran snSlr . , ,,j(0 ju Ji?01j .(1ij Ameilean Tolncro . . li;i 1, iTVv lie1, Atihlioii ooij, u)4 -.s", (fi't Atihl'on, l'i ut 1!t 11.P, up, Ihook. T1.11H011 . I ... s",i j s',i si Sl"a Hilt. ,k lllitit 'IP, ivsj l4 pajl, I'enl. Toh.iic m 4C 4,-,i4 t; (le. A. Old -,5, i,lj 41, tii (lilt. c (il. lift, . .. -J! 2.1" 34 21 (lile. II. cV () t, .p,!, MJt; iina ' IMnl I."d, l-il"!, 1MM, mi; Itod; Inbuilt iij uo'i l.'jtj I2'i4 IM. k lliid.-oii n.-,i4 iu)i, twij, nil bockawanni 11. It. .. ,1'iT VI7 v J07 Kan. cv Tiv.. l'i. .. . i u'i"; ."' S) I.rnl. .t X1.I1 .... ni, jciT, t),T, ri Man. Kiel itnl . ..lil'a t'T IJ'i'i l.'i.ij Mil. Ti.utloii ,5t luTii jnilj, 107 Mif-e. Pic lile m lnoT, (Kiij pmT, Soiilhirn Pacllle IT; r II"; -,i3 Norlolk 4 'ct "ai ,--,l"i M fill, Xoithcm Pacific . . . St,", s', b'l'-B hi, Noith. I'jcllh. l'i. ... s'l sm; c.ij co. X. Y. Cuilial UV); UO'h HVj lpl Ontnilo k Met 1 .tltj ?, .-..tj I'cimi I! It I'.i'i fi'i", fi' llil'. Pacific M.ill 311 Sllj aHJ .11 " lliadinu: lb .'rH !il .'.', .It llPidlne III , I'r Ti'j TJi Ti'l lii oiitliciii II. II ... "i, 'JiV, ii. ".Mij south. 1!. It. l'i ', ,T, 7 ;,t Tct.n. (oil A. lion .... -,71... ."ii ;m -ii, I-. . T.eilhei . . . Hi; i:iK r,U IP", f s. laatliei, l'r . ;-,i, 7-,iJ -, 7-, I' . llnhher JO tyi 101. vn I'noiil Pacific 'riH nit; !ji j (i,ij t'nlon l'.irjfk, l'i .... V, V s-, s-,; iduh. Pi- :r.ij :i7i; ayH :,' MV-trrn t'nlon S7'I S71-. S7', JS71 . foi. V'tiel .t.Imn 173; pa 17, 4i j I'eonlc'' flat lin.a, pijij pk, 11,71, ' ' ?W i.5'4 .-'.i'i :u'i -. s.Pr or, ai r,i-; a. Tixaa Pjeifle .".tii sVj fUH -ii Vm Car ronndiy ii, SI'. '.i4 21 I' s. Steel Co 11 -i, jij j,- I' s, 4tro (,, p,. r,;ij -J n.-) ,0-( rillCiCO OltAIN MM.'KIVI-. 0,n. !llEli. low. Clot. WIIRAr. he. et. .t ,mr. J1a.nx: 7h 7,r' T"'; :"' m6at& '"4 ""' '"' "1 -Miv 2'i'a -iV 2i iT; 1-ORK. Mav 17 ft". 17.1") 17.1H ll,.-!(l 1i,')- t.Mlti. Mil 7 M- 7."J 7.'i' 7 .-, 7 s7 mn.-. Mil- 7. vi 7,0, 777 77, XI'.W f'HK fillMV UtAltKIX Open. IIIkIi. Low- Co' WIII'.AT. In,. e't. M. Iiil'. Mai "I ! !, ,1, .Inly "ii'a v)s sii'U si(is CORX. Mm 4r 41,"-, lo, ti,-4 .Inly 11, ' lii1; li.i, I,,', Scranton Boaid of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based en Pnr of 100. STOCKS. Hid A. led. Klrfct National Bank liii Stranlon bating tlanU JJT . . Third National mm. iwi Dlmo Depotlt and Discount Uank.. 21 Kconomy Light, II. k 1". Co a.-,. .r.... S.Ca rienn.II On . . l'jl 45 LMlLfe.H. liw. .... .,.,u.. wv. .... .v.. FIRE (if you dont). About $2.50, all sizes, take til 101 20 tVi w SKI 113 IM 113 1li 113 im Ml lOi Scrnnton Wholoslc Mlkct. (Cnriectrit hy II. (I Halp, 27 Liikawanna ve 1 lliillir (riainetj, .'I'.i'i.V. i ilalrj, I7a.iic. thfc I'nll in 1111. Iiil; Kim-M i'trtn de'l, 13 to tVi m ulij itule, '!uil(ii. Iltain IVr Iiil. cholcp mallow, Vfi'ia-'i'l. I'pa Ileal a IVt hit, ?i.i;.ii..V JU'illum llpam-l'T hu., fi. :o.i?r.. tiieen l'u I'pr Im , ) . t' 1 1. 1 ".. O11I0114 fir hu., ft.ilil.,VI rh'tir lli-t pittul, pel Mil,, s 1,1, Ited Kldnpj lleant-lVr Im., l.l'u!Ut Fhllntlolphln Oiniu nnd Produce. I'lilladcliihia, March 21 -Wheal- "ilk town, contlact Kraile, ilaiih, 77""a iTM's' Colli '4'. 1IrIic.i; .No 2 Inked, Mauh, Ciiinlik, Oil' -Mead;; Xo. 2 while .llppid, Ilic lhittei I'llliil f..nt,t wi'tPin iremirr.t, 2i'se i ilu do. print'. 22c: ctceptlnni! lot, 2.1e t do liuiilv do, 2.1c. l'i;';'- linn and c liklni: In n lirarh', I.V., do. wutern, Hi ; il" wiiiIIimiii oil a 12i. s do. miiilliriii. UiU'.i ( heetM I'hi' fall demand; N. lull cieaiiK, l.itnj mii.iI'. liUi 1 ilu. do, do. fair lo rholee, I'tilie (.1 Ion 'ne. linn; luhldlliiK iitlaud', ( ' H Tallow Dull and weal; Hit inline In lilnl ";,(' 1 country do, do. I mil', I'lil'ei . i.ikea, AaV,!. I.lp poultry (fillet lull uleaili fowl.. UnllUiM old ioolei, . "..i- ; ehlikeii'. Ill" .a Il'se i duel.t, liillc ; cicre, 1 lal Je , iniket liiille. Duxotd peulli.t I'lrin, l:oh ,1. in.iinl . fowl', clinlrr, lO'iallc.; do fair to -cood, 'i'.i lilt ; old oo.lir, ",i(.i ; lie lihv ihlil.in I Hi.; wc-liiu do, ln.ilte ; tuikei, wcliin choke tn fatal, lUiUe.; J'a k, niaih, llalh . wenteiii do., H'al'ii. Itccclpt l'loiir, .1,i.l lnirii". and 'i'lHeM-ll pound' in aark; wheat. 2,(1)I hu-hiN: ."in. Tl.iafl: eat". li.Oeal. tiliinciil" Mluu, l iHl, coin, 22.00(1; oat, SI.OiKl Iii,Iip1 New Yoilc Oioln nnd Produce. New' "icuk, M111I1 51. flour-Ijulrt and ml In r e.i.t, llo.in,' lower to tell. Wheil spii eai , No. 2 ird, M-V t . Ii alloil; No i lid. Wat, cletator; Vo. 1 iioriheiu Huliilh, 'i'pei' f e, Ii. nlloit Optloti' weie r-incralli weak nil ilu, a 1u-lnir i-1'i- at .i'.u nil d.ilme Mil h final it '(IV Ml'. Ml'il , lull. Ml1! ; s p1 7'laii'. Coin Spot i-ttad . No 2, 4''t 1 let .il 11 and IV f. o. h atln.ir. Hplloua opened hli.nl , (Ted oil lilcr, lint IPtoicreel on a hln 'poil hade, iIo'Iuk (.trade- at 'a. net lie. line Much cltci l"c: Miv, iiii . ; .lul.i, ,l',i : s, pi , td'.je. lUI' spot Klcnlv; No 2, .111,1 , No. 2 while, 3l'ia,'.l'..i : No. :) white, ,17'n4t.; Iratli inlxitt tiistPiu, JCi.l'.e : tiail. while. !ii.w OpliniLs ohm hul fniili hlradi. Iluld r -siioiiy, tint iiuclnnaeil; fiC'li iiiamei.t. Iiiiiie : f.n -ti.iy, lOill'-c ; held 1 mini 11, llilll".i ; -late dilry, fie-h, 1 la-ili', 1 liri-.r fliiiij fimj Inite letoird and while, llill'ji.. faun null fid oied, t'i'ie.i fain) M11.1II while. llili',i. I.(.i;, MiMih ; ftlJlc Hid I'ltini., I lal .'.i . 'ee-teru, lie ; toulhem, lial13,!'. Chicnpo Q in I n and Pioiluce. (hii.U0, Much 21 lupik of t"i in M 1; polk tea. Hie lealuie on 'I h nice lodal. Ihk 1 oiumodit.t cloned .V. lowei, while I ml ihei a sli.i.le and 1 llisj 1 In 7'jr hli;hei. lien Hon from .tiMiielna war t ilk hid a ihpiw.li if eitnl on whlli, which clo.nl at a deillne of v, 1 , Ml 1 lovl He. and 1 at' ,i. lowci. ( a. It ipiota. lion wrie a oIIovik: IT0111 S(1di; o. 2 Kpninc win at. none; Ne. ", (sx.i7lc. . No. 2 lee, 7'ii77'.f , No 2 mm, Ki'.i ; No. 2 .tellow, il',f : .No. 2 01U, iis; ail 1 ; No. ! while, 2.iis4i' ; No. ,1 uhile, J"'a2i.c ; No. 2 lie, .V.c ; uood fiedimr Im h.t. 17c; lilt lo choke inaltiui;. ."ii.ii7c.; No. 1 ll.. miiI, 'I .Vii.; No. 1 11 iiliiiit-tuii, si "i,1 .. inline ttmotlii ed, sl.2,,, ine,.' ioil., li, 2 1 li-.i'i; I ml, 7.'iHa7.'-Hj: i-hott ill-, I to., 1him, 7 "Hi". 11: dn mllnl klioiildpi.. 1.1-11 i,i flioil 1 tear -idi', lmed. ".li'j i 21: tihl-k't. s.27 ChionRO Live Stock MmUet. I l.i. .ISO. tlinli 21 Catlh l!reei,l, ,ii. In 1 1'idinic '.'di li.iu-: .turii, kiiouir u lilt, liiv.li 11; liulihiiH .link, -trade t.i non; i;otiit In piliuo i-tc i, Mul; poor In iiiiilliuu. vt,7Vi', kloekim and liediik. Mi adv. f J.7"il ilij coee , ii.7ui4.10. hclfii-, si.7J.il.7u; 1 iiukis -.iii.'i. hull-. i. tali I in; 1 lit,-, ftionc In nhule IiIi,Iip,, Sl.'ailfi; 'I'lltatt id mi IK, s-r,; Teus kii'i Mem, tl. Kill; 'liii hull', '. aui.Ti. lkX ltieeiil' todie, In.noei, tciuoriow, IV il; lell twer. 2. ai: mtlte. .. to . ouia hUlnr, lop. si, r,, inKtil and IhiIiIiiiv, f'l an.),; t;Mihl lo t hoi, e hiaee, -i,i(l,13; lo.uii he.nv, V. vri.; Ilahl. -ijU.(i7',i, hulk of .llt, MllliJIJ' J. shtei Htri liN. li.ulo; shei p, Miauv to htioiiK. liiuht. al out tt(.nh; e;ood to choh.' welhn-, M 7't.i. lull lo iliolte mixed, .! 'ill t -0; t'tMiiii itjietp, l 7ui; te.nllni.'', s 7lj .1.1(1; IiJtleo lauil", M.71.ti. Id; wifleru lanih., !' till". 40. East Liberty Cnttle. I...-I lllnllt, Mll.h Jl ( III II- -I rail t 1 ti.i, v't iOa .' '1 plllllt 111" III 1 01111 IIok steole piillli lutiliuui 1, 1lu i., Itpt .toikeiK, t,l)ii,.M Hirhl ioikei .in heal 1 lioi-a, so. loan, l'i, 2 1 pi in, .-Cim , rkila und niiiiiiinii pin sinw, imii'lie. s,, , m Clirk 4; Snow Co, Pr t-crinton Iron Fence A Mfj. Co. ,,, Ecrtnton Ail Work 1. Ueknn Dairy Co, I'r. County Svlnc nnk & Trntt Co.. 1'lrat Xitlonal nank (CatLondilr)., Standard llrllllnc Co Trdn' Xatlenai Hank irctinlon Holt and Nut Co DUN'tiS. Scranton rrBr Hallway, Brtt Mortcucc dtip 1900 I'coplo'a htrccl nallnty, flrft mort- map, due 1918 , I'roplc'n Mrcet 1 1 a 1 1 n 11 y , (Irncral niorlitasp, due l"il D'ckwti Manufictuclni: I'v. Lacka. Tonn.hlp Hchool o per crnl. City ot Saantun M. Imp. d per cent fennton Tuition 0 per cent 240 pairs of Men's Fine rf? f AA them ANY PAIR for... P I UU BICYCLES New models now in. Spaldings.Cleve lands, Iver Johnson and Crescents. No better selection ever made. Call and see them. They're beauties. 'r- H S II 211 Washington Ave. HISTORIC Places in Virginia C.uik;oiiilort.ilily .ui.l easily lo.iclieJ by the .11 Meainrra .all dilly pxrept Sunday from Tier "1, Ncith iliicr, foot of lltmli -lucl, Ncev York, tor Old Point Comfort Norfolk Richmond, Ua. and Washington, D. C. Ciiiiii.viiiu for All Points south .inJ West. Tliruimh lul.eis returiiinsf 10111 Washlnston by rait or water. Kor full lnfonr.atlon applj to OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO, 81-85 Beecii St.. New Yoik. II II WALKHIt.lraf.Mgr. J.J.BItOW.V.rj.r.A. Mipep sluili j chnirp welhei, "' K'ai.2.7; tout, moil, si .111.1 1 in: eiioice linihs. ij.7ja"M; tom 1111 11 to Kernel, "ir(tj; tral caltc, ?i;jH.73. Buffnlo Live Stock. I..I-I lliiil.ilo. Much 21 lloceipl tatilc. 7 11-, hcep end )amh'. It cata; lio', It en'. -hipuieiitv- (aille, I tain; sheep and laniln, 3 i-ji-- Iiok, 7 fir. I allle Ueiuind. Hkhl ; caliel, choice to ex Ua, -.7i7.2". , I iiuIh Chnlip in eilra, 7.JBJ.M; theep, d ohe to exll.l, s-M", 2,. Ih' Ihie.t, it il; iir', Mkl3a8-iu, New Yoik live Stock. Nrw Ne.ik. Mauh 21. Ileeie N'u tradp, fiel. in.- Meade: talie', ttellnt trillo weak; teal-, "I Vi.i7.Vi. II 1 th cale it, .: hicp 1 11 111 ; I.1111I1-, wtaU lo thadp lowei imp. -liV-'i. I null'. H id. 10 llot. No u.itle eeoiih noting-, immunity hlahir Oil Mnikct. nil tile. Maul, 21 -(mill bilauee', llil. .'r tllliale', no hid -hliinei , 'l.'-'H; aieiaae, S,'i;i. Hnn-, III. lit, aieuiie, si,,470. Ball Clubs Spihifj Up. lie I .. lei-it,- Win tioin Ihe -tniialed f'ipu. Ito.tt 11. lliieli 'I I Ii, lnipv outlook It -1 u- 11 1 nni i-in hut limined lu-p 1,'IL '1 1 n in N, u 1 nahiiid 1 lie,. 10 asllatp the mai tei ul 1 New l.n.l.'iid leiue. and one of i lu), vi . .i.tiii't ' tut iftPintKiii The ilrrult will im Ink Man lu tii. low II, llairihlll, l.ptis i-itii lltioi 111,1 pi hah IV, tlalte) C A I C oALt