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THE SORANTON TBIBTJNE-TUESDAY, APBIL 0, 1901'.
NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
CONVENTION OF THE MINE
, .WORKERS AT OIiVPHANT.
Over Threo Hundred Delegates, Rep
resenting the Miners of the Tirst
District, Avo In Session Opening
of Convention Preceded by a Par
adeConference with Reference to
the Silk Strike to Bo Held To
night Make-up of the Board for
Today Odds and Ends.
Three hundred niul Irti delegate",
representing one hundred and slxty
ttvo locals of the First district. United
Mine Workers of America, ossenibled
yesterday at Olypliant In nnswer to
the call for the quarterly convention.
The two sessions of the day were pro
sided owr by President Thomas D.
Nluholls, of Xnntlcoki-, and consisted
of llm routine work ot examining cre
dentials mid npiinlntliiK committee.
This morning tlio real business of
the convention will be started, when
the nnmial reports of the otIUnrs will
bf received. Yesterday morning's
mooting wns preceded by a pnrade of
the Dickson City, lTlcebuig, Wlulon,
Tliroop. Olypliant and l'ockvllle locals,
orr two thousand men being in llnn.
Uonn'a band led the procession, antl
I'icsldeiit Nlcholls acted as grand
marshal. Stephen Heap. John Komoio,
David IT. Paris and Daniel IMny act
ing ns hli aides.
The coiiveiillon Is being held at the
Father Mathew Opna llimse. and will
probably continue for several days, as
there Is a largo amount of veiy lm
jiortnnt bupiuess upon which action Is
Ki be taken, malleis which will make
mateiial changes in the district and
lender tills convention one if the nmt
ltictnoiable in its history.
The morning session wai called In
'older about 10 o'tock by President
Nleholls. Seated upon the stage were
".Mother" Mary .lunes. Hie well-known
lemiilo oigmiizor, nnd tile dhtikd of
flceis. 'I'll" latter .lie: i'lesident
Nh-liolK Vice riesident Adam llys
envagp. of Plvnioulli- Heorelury-Treas-in
er John T. Dumpey. of this city, and
Hie rollitwlng evecullv hoard mem
lwi.s: John I'. Kearney, of Archbald:
I It ui y Collin", of Caibondale: John
Fallon, of Wllkcs-naire; V. J. TJewrl
lyn. of Avoca District Organi'er II.
A. CourtrlQhl. Anthony Hchlosier. 51.
D. Flaherty and uthc-is m-re also pies
cut. Shortly after the opening of th'
meeting, Prciilent JCIcholls appointed
the following credentials conimittoi::
ISopjo. oi Olyhpnnt: Duggan. of Oly
phant: "Walsh, of Carbondale: Price,
of this city, am! Thaine, of "Wilkes
Dane. The icmainder of the morning
scsi-ion as as taken up in the examina
tion of delegates' papers', and when
the afternoon session vas called tins
coinmltf lenorted tliat all credentials
had been li iiu' conect. and three hun
ch ed and ten delegates were present.
The u'port as accepted. President
Nli'inlN then appointed the lollowlng
coinnilttecs:
I!(-olutif)t.s M. .1. ?!li no, of ou; 11. II.
hlinc, of l.umnc; Jolin . O'lSoyle. oi Pitta
ton: 11. S. Uncllf, "I Hi-- li, -Hid T.
Mil on, nf Anlibalil. '
l.iw-11. I. tt.r.-c. nl" I'ltnumth: .lulm 1".
Iirniiiy. ot Jlmi-Ii : II. . fad. f .'l.ijlWil;
.Mm Hel.itio.i, l .iihumhle, ami .MIiii W. II'-.i-.-,
o' UiiijiJ.
Mini-! -iiil .Mmiii; .1 l.n I'iki-. "f Njnlifolo:
,1 -I'll I ulleii. ft HIIKm ll'iii ; I'.ilinK WcMi.
el U.wiinlm;; llu.iu-. W.iUi.n. .if JcsMtp. jikI
.'t'plirii ric.ii. oi (ihiliint.
l"n- l.iiiif . ilirl.. n IVm-l ( il, : Mm P.i
M-, ft "M I'liivf. .mil Mnliii'l llt..Iiy.
Tliis pinetioally loncliuled iho busi
ii"sk of the day, and the delegates
spent the leinaiiider of the afternoon
in diseiihslns local condition: and in
listening to addi esses by "Mother"
Jones and Hiugess John Manning, of
Ulypham. The latter 'welcomed tho
deleuates -to the town, and spoke in
terestingly along the lines of labor
unionism. Mother Jones qave a vigor
mis haiangue. in which she uiged the
necessity of peil'eeting organization
among the miner.". She also dist.onr.sed
generally along the lines of unionism.
This morning Sei retary-Treasiuer
l.iempsey will nive ills lepoit, and it Is
also expected that I'ltvlilt'liL Nleliolls
will inula- a statement regarding tho
icsiilts of the visits it Hie legislative
lOmmittee lo llariislilug lo seenru de
slrnbli' mining Icgislatioi:
Action will he taken by the conven
l ion toduy or toinonow upon the adop
tion of the now constitution and by
laws, levised at the Kdwardsville con
vention in .laiiuaiy. Tho Important,
question of division of the district will
nlo oome up for ,e lion, and it is,
mou iiver. eiieeteil that this con veil -ilou
will take -nine action In refeiencu
to Iho prtu-nllng n petty local .strikes,
called without consulting the execu
tive otllcei'. An ciitoiialnmcnl will he
given tonight, at which Mother Jones
will speak.
The Silk Workeis.
A meeting will lie held at oYIod:
ibis evening nt Keonomy hall, be
tween the executive committee of Iho
.miking lexiilo workers and the spec
ial committee appointed at .Sunday's
ueoting of the Continl Labor union,
a 1th instructions to attempt to ob
iilu a meeting with Superintendent
Davis, of the tiauquoit mill.
At this nvoulng's ineetiiig various
plans will be discussed of reimbursing
the slender treasury or tho strikers,
andiiiptliols planned of enlisting tho
eifuils of the various locals In tholr
belmlf. The matter of meeting Davis
will also iiu acted upon, and It is likely
that within a tow days the .Sauquolt
superintendent will bo waited upon by
the C'ontinl Labor union representa
tives. The stt liters executive committee
met yesterday and discussed tho ques
tion of .semifng delegates to the na
tional convention of Texlllo "Workers,
which Is to bn held May 6, at Uolyoko,
Mass. .Meetings are to be called fop
tho various locals, who will elect tholr
own representatives to tho assembly,
There is, talk of another big mass
meeting and a committee was yester
day appointed to select a hall, and
make other arrangements (or such a
gathering. Tomorrow the local execu
tive committee members will go to
Plttslon und there hold Joint session
with the Pittston nnd "Wllkes-Barre
silk strikers. It is expected that Sec
retary Morgan, of the Paterson union,
will bo present and report on tho ac
tion taken by the New Jersey girls
regarding the distribution of aid. Tho
THE HOMLIEST MAN IN SCRANTON
ii cU i) the lianJ.omcst, and oIIicm
lie iiiiitil to cell on any druseist anil get
fae a trial Lottie of Kemp's llaUam for tin
1 licit anil Lunjg, a rcmcly tint Is guaranteed
to ture and ri'llrio all Chionic anil Acuto Couijlm,
Asllmu. UiuutJillis ami Cuieumptlon. l'rite ie,
ml COc.
nmount of the contributions Intended
for each of the cities, 11 is thought,
will be announced. Crystal hall will be
the meeting place.
Today' D,, X. ft W. Board.
Th make-up of today' D., U anA
W. board Is as followi!
MONDAY, APKIli 8.
Willi Cuts, Dsl-S p. ni.. C. Kin(islp.rt 10 p.
m., W. It. D.irlliotoniew, wltti Pcudlcan'a men.
TUKstiAY, APltlb 0.
Wild Cit. Eit-12.30 a. m It. Dobetty: a
8. hi,, J. Jlosierj 1(1 t. m., O. V. Kearney! 1 P.
m A. 1 Mullin; C p. m., II. Clllllgmj u p. m,
V. F. Ktfvcw.
Summit, I'.tc. 0 a. m,, eil, .lames CniTlitu!
n p, in., r.nl, ,T. Ilentilg.in; 8 a. ill., nest, -M.
lllnle.v. ltli fJcorffp rioimtelker'i men! 7 p. tu.,
imsI, W. II. Nichols: 7 p. m., west from CJjugi,
three engine, Melnu".
1'tillcr V, V.. Secor.
Pinliciit S n. in., tlontcr; 10 a, in,, H. l'ln
neityj 11,30 n. m.. Moraii( fl p. in., Uttn iliy t '
p. ni,, LnniplnR; 10 p. m., Wldner,
laAetiKer nnRlncs 7 a. m (faffneyj 7 a. in.,
filnecr: n.no p, m., Stanton; 7 p. m., Mascneru.
WIM Cat. WcM-9 a. pi., J. K. liilcnf. 9
. ni.. K. MeAlllfleri 11 p. m T. Pttrpatrlrk;
I p. m., M. .1. Ilcnnlfan; o p. in., I'. CavihuurIi;
II p. in., .1. GluJi'.v.
xonci:,
foniluclor .1. J. Cii'tello ami ir;w Mill nm
r, p. in., WiM Ctt, Cbt, Apill Sill, hi plai'.!
of W. U. Wiirfcl nn.l irew.
f'iii(inrtor M. Oolilen will run plck-np In pt.ico
of Comluctor William McAllister one Ilip UaU
l'ncsihy. Apill ntli.
Ilrakenuii P.ittlrl; t.nilin will atl at Tiuln
mitir'ji olllte.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Adjouined March Term Will Open in
This City at 10 O'clock
Tltis Morning'.
Tin Al.iiuh ndjotirned term of the
district court of tho United States for
the western dlstriel of Pennsylvania
will be hold in this city during the
week, and promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning the court will be opened by
t-'rler Snyder. Judge V. WViVchcson,
of the circuit court, and Judge Joseph
Paiflirigton of the district court, will bo
the presiding otilcers.
The oflleers of the court and grand
and petit Jurors arrived In tho city
yesterday, nnd last night thuie wore
registered at the Hotel Jerniyn Judges
Aelies'on and Uuffiiigton, United States
Attorney t. 1$. Hefner, of Armstrong
county: his assistants, D. M. Miller, of
Pitts-burg, and ,T. X. Inighum, of In
diana: I 'lilted Stales Marshal Fred r.
Leonard, of Cotter county: Clerk V.
T. Tjindsny, ot Pittsburg; Deputies J.
IT. Irons and J. V. Snyder, and a large
number of the jtn ors.
The session will be a short one nnd
by Thursday it is expected that all the
eihniiial eases will be disposed of.
Judge Acheson will today preside
over tho court room in which aie ar
gued tip? civil enses, while Judge Buf
IliiRton will be in charge of the crim
inal court. This is the hitter's Una I
appearance in tills city as a presiding
United States ofticer. as by the crea
tion of the new district Judge 11. W.
Archbald will take his place.
The trial list, which the court offi
cials brought with them, merely con
tains n numb?r of old indictments.
None of the new cases arc upon it.
There aie three new civil cases and
fourteen criminal proceedings, which
will be handled during tills week. Tho
case against Frank Jones, of this city,
N one of them. There aie two other
similar enses which will be pawed
upon, and three counterfeiting cases.
Poisons anested for complicity in two
rather trivial poslofllce robberies,
which occurred in this county, are also
slated to come up for trial. Theie are
three cases oC arrests made of persons
charged with a fraudulent use of the
mails, and a tiio of "moonshiniiiR" in
dictments. Marshal Leonard did not
bring a. ptlsoncr on with hint, all the
captives being out on ball, with tho
exception of one Bronn. incarcerated
In the county jail for violation of the
revenue law. i in- si.ui" mm in'
jurors aie:
fSKVST) .IL'BOKs.
Abuiii-, lurk" A., ic.il e.itate Jgeiil. K'lHei.
llailoy. AUhui i.. law t-imlcnt. Mollilioio.
llirnie. Ale.., iiacliiiiii-t. Pittshai;.'.
Ili.vplle. John .1., miller, .Miners Ml IN.
lloJlei. John, meuliJiit. Gennani.i.
Campbell, .1. 11., merchant, .shnnk
l)ali, . II., mine iupeiinteri'li'iil, OIpli.int.
Dlmoii. C. U., famiei. Sunderlin.
r.ii"tf, I'MniuncI V tarmcr. New Ca-,tli'.
I'lslifr. l.fwh K.. gintleniaii. Ceiniejiitlllp.
Ifanlooii, ( Italics .1. banker, someivn.
Ileiller. William, iniulmil. -Mlffilntunii.
bum, i:iH, ilni!iil. Clearil.M.
.lohn-on, Mii-o". tanner, Tiail.
Kick. Ales.iii'iei. tepciter, Allien-",
l,.im, Mlllain, mail airlci, WVl MUMlrtown.
Millti, s.impel .(., Kii.nl, HiinluiBilon.
Mltilull. I ml S.. Imnlieinian, lleaei I'alN.
Oeinii, V. I'.law.vei, runldlii.
Shnll, William C!.. toiemnn, Wahimrlnn,
liimlili'. Milli.ini, minium l'lltshiiii.
Vonl, II. N.. laivvii', Gn-vnsliuia;,
I'lifll' .K'lKllts.
Alli-oii, .lulm. friiimr, OUei fuel,,
II.iiIcit, II. T iliil cuisiiieer, Sen llilglituii.
Ilfiis.it', Fionali', ca-liier, Urle,
llim-iM-', V. ",. 11. it. tomluilor, Klllaiiiiiuir,
HiiHi, Sanmil P., lawyer, CUilvn.
Ilnupii-, t liarlos ,., bookkeepn, ",ililiigiiin.
fliillani, A. M.. im-rdianl, IHna.
C'iotliei, I,. M.. i-toil; de.ilfi, CioiIkin,
fnmnilii!., Jo-eph l' fanner, Suiiliui.
Piiilniii, W, ', pli.vii.lan, linllin.1,
1'il.t, .Inlin. II, It. i-enilutioi, While H.iun
I'iliuii, 1'i.ink A., iiiaehlnUt, Menu.
l'nii-1. I!, II., cleik. (Vilii-piln,;-".
limuji-, William, 14tnllrm.n1, VuiJii;a.
fiili-uii, fiiorci' I!., lawyer, llrle.
ililei, TIioiiiji II. , laujer, Under.
Unit, Tllwllll. l.llllKl', Llli'.lt ll.lVlll.
Il.iw.inl, A, II., lonu.icioi, lllnKuUl,
Howe, .'iiiiki A., tnanntaeinuT, I'lll-ilmnr.
Ilniiliej, H, (!., lawyer, M'.i-1iIiiiIoii.
U'lliiRciu-niltli, W. II.. ccntleinan. llilep.nU.
Koek, .lolin, inertlnnt, llntler.
Iiiikens, Cicoree f faimcr, Kast Sileiu.
.McMusteic, 0. M., lawyer, CoiaopulK
Murkk, (lenrge W,, lmyer, Wull.lioio,
Muirelt, .1, T.i httjer, (.'Union.
Mnore, II. M., c.uhler, Parler.
Moorelnail, 1!. S., cleik, Uric.
Mote, Abuiii I.,, nsmt Iiu lloU.
O'lloyle. P. A., lawjer, Weit I'ltt.lon.
0't.iuglilln. Ji P. i lawjer, Clcarfielil,
Oltirinan, .1, W minister, Win Xcwton.
Perilling, .1, II., miiiUter, I.iidwiek.
ltiailcr, 1'iank .S., editor, New llrlglitou.
JUjnoliK .Toliii A tai colltrtor, Krio,
llr.lib, Mark A ftuilent, llniswrrlh.
Hose, II. W merchint, Mansfield.
Hmve, NeHon, fanner, Jereey Shore,
Miaw, V, I., lawyer, lloutziialo,
.Smith, O. I)., county commlMioner, l'nion City,
Sti-litins, 1'itd, lawyer, OouUeupoit.
fatcele, Jf. T,, termer, Dlkin.
btewart, Jos.epli IV, , fanner, Jefferson,
Swetland, W, K.i lawyer, Couderpoit.
Wilier, John ,S., gentleman, Uedfoul,
William. John H clerk, WlHna.paiie.
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses,
Paul Hadneky ,.,.,.,,,.,. ..........I'orcst City
Vranceico Lutznstea ...,,,., .,,..,. ,,1'oreit City
Giownno Antonio Pollerfano,
Soheneetidy, N, V.
Filomena nnliln- , ,,,,, Schenectady, N. Y,
Patrick Wali , .,..., ......Punmorc
Mary K. MePonald ,,,,,..,,...,,,,..,, .Dunniou
Michael Kopacs ,,,, ...,,.,,,,,,.,.,,Tu.lor
Anna Ftilarto ,,.., ,,, .Taylor
John I'. Mclioicui , ,,112 Hates atrct
liridgct I., Cojrgiiu ...Ol.tphant
Powell (jiislcr ,....,,. ,.,,,, ,.,.IM0 Prick .iienue
Felhsa Uresler ,.,.,.,,,,,..,,.1710 Urlc-lc nicnun
John I. Moore ,,,,Jcfterton
Sarah 11. Jones ....................Jcffcrson
Armond 1.'. Wheaton Ithaca, N. V.
Joscphtuii M. llenedict .., Norwich, N. Y.
fliovanno Yahello Hendhani
II nil IntfraiuUa Munsloll ,, ,..,.Reiidham
Gcurue Albig Dunmore
1 Pou A, I.epp m Laii.il street
GRAND AND
PETIT JURORS
DRAWN BY SHERIFF AND JURY
COMMISSIONER.
Tho Grand Jurors Will Begin Their
Term of Service on May 6 and the
Petit Jurors Will Serve During the
Weeks Beginning June 3 nnd 10.
Names of a Number of Well Known
Persons Appear Among Those Who
Havo Been Drawn from the Wheel
Filled Last November.
Sheriff C. II. Schadt and the .tiny
commlslsoners havo drawn the follow
liif,' grand and petit jurors:
Grand Jurors, May G, 1901.
John D. Alhcrlon, merchant, Taylor.
fliorge II, Thomp-'on, clerk, Pcranton.
J.miM lloylan, hotel, Caibondale.
11. S. Peck, fanner, Greenfield,
Minor C, William, station agent, s'cr.inton.
Geoige A, Gaulner, btittermakcr, Her.inlnti.
S-ilvcster Knipp, assistant foieman, Iliinniore.
I'mnk h. Jcniilngi, farmer, Newton.
Jame5 Wat.ion, farmer, CovlnRlon.
Jofopli JclTrien, nsvlstaiit ficeretaty, .s'lrinluii.
11. K. fiothmie!, cngliieer, Scianton.
Victor Ilnrsehell, aarctit. Diiniiiorc.
William 1'lew, miner, b'tranton.
John Jt. Gt.ives, elriiffprUt. .term.Mi.
P. I.nftli', lnrn bos, Carlionilile.
Jl. It. Vriiburg-, carpenter, Scr.intun.
Ilinma Price, contrtirtor, Siranlon.
John .Verl, miner, Scunlon.
llanilall .McDonald, loremati, Xay Aug1.
U. T, Wtilf, foiemin, fc'cianton.
1). 11. Taylor, nicrihant, Scianton.
M. Jlc-Mnims, foreman, Scianton. ,
1). K. I.ee, Jgrut. Cirbondale.
llobert T. al.iucll, iilJUUfaututer, .leimjii.
Petit Jurors. June 3. 1901.
Owen Mehin, ilerk, fe'eranton.
fU 11, Joni', gent, Seiatitun.
Jawientii T, 1111, liaokkrepcr, Sr,inlou,
Allien Zenke, e;rnt, H,.ranton.
John M, C'aey, nftent, b'cranton.
Ucv. J. h. Race, elersyinan, Old rots'".
David Jf. 'llioinio, brakcinin, Caihonihla,
J, J. HIioiIp-i, Rent, lllmhnrst.
Morton A. G.uihicr, Insiirancc aent, Caibomiale.
Michlel PuH.V, inrmlilei, Carbondale.
P. II. Golden, agenl. sVr.mlon.
IMwaul II. Collins, weishtnatter, b'lianton.
W. J. HasBcrly, fleik, Scranton.
Wall ice (!. ittiser, uporler, Scianton.
I.. I". Illi'uill, tanner, Wc.it Ablnston.
C'lnilcs Hionij, cnpintcr, l'cck. llle.
.lulm While, watchman, ?cr.intiin.
Ilutjli P. Dolierly, romluclor, Covinjton.
'llioiiLis C. William.-', bottler, (laibondale.
( liarlei (.', Thomas, tlrebos.', Ol.iphjnt.
Julm Xiland, eilltiir. fccuiiton.
'Ihonia-, O'lloio, libmei, Dunmoie.
liobert Walker, lintel, iinpioii.
Ifany M. Da, etigmecr, Scianton.
.1. V. Garncy, eifrar mannlactmcr, Scranton.
Jcihii II. MeAndrew, moulder, Scranton.
1!. T. Hone, bookkeeper, Suanlrni.
Vim cut l'ne-c, ineichant, Scranton.
II. II. Vn.buig, eaipentcr, Scianton.
f. P. .-anelcr-on. m uiaRcr, Tliroop.
.1. II. Allalnch, manufaclmcr, Scianton,
John P. ijlubon.-,, clerk, Scranton.
lleimin Kicfer, jmtice of peace, JeinitR,
Jacob Kovnian, painter, Scranton.
Itichaid Wal-.li, lieijm.in, Ol.iplnnt.
T. W. Wiitkin?. dinggiat, Illakel.i.
1'ied I'iilenbach, lihorcr, Scranton.
A. X. Kiamcr, merdnnt, Scranton.
Samuel liaker, gent, Itcndhain.
t. S. Seaman-, mIcmimii, Scranton.
George White, miner, Seianton.
Kdv.aul Loftus, miner, Olyphant,
Stephen Wmth, faimer, Gieentlcld
W, 1). Dcfkcr, suppiintendent, Ilumnore.
Pclcr ,1. llcire, laborer, Winton.
Gcoigc II. Waiien, iarmer, Benton.
William llution, electrician, Scranton,
. I'. t.iu Iljke, manager, Scranton.
John .McDonald, mill hand, Scranlun.
I'. X. liionsou, meichant, Caibondale.
James McGouldrick, keeper, Scranton.
Philip Snail, niertliant, Old Piirge.
(.'.' I). Miormakci, bookkeeper, Scranton,
,M. O. Abbey, eaipentcr, Carbondale.
.1 lines MrGinley, miner, Carbondale.
Ihoinas Pacey, miner, Scranton.
Ilcv. If. It. Thompson, tleigjman, Dallon,
Patricic Melhlc, laboicr, Scranton.
Ailliim ). Join'.-, michiui-it, Carbonclili.
Petit Jurors, June 10, 1901.
illi.im llunl, gent, Glcnhurn.
,. W, Dcpew, launer, Gould.ihoro.
Thomas l-'ink, farmer, Xorlh Abingiun.
Cliailcs Crov-man, merchant, Seianton.
MorrL, Hauis, laloier, Scianton.,
.lulm Cox, baibcr, Jermyn.
Thomas Geirity, gent, Scranton.
. .1. (Vncoian, blackMnith, Scr.inliin.
Cl-ailcs Stone, teamster, Suanloii.
O. A. Spcnicr, iarmer, Waicilj.
Tlioinai I,. William-;, barber, Ul. pliant.
1'iaiil: Plemins', laborer, Scianton,
M. P. I'lynn, clcrl;, Scianton.
Henry Lawlrr, barber, Winum.
A. I,. Miller, faiinci, Scott.
1'iank Mahon, brakemau, Sei.inlon.
Joim Meiedlth, miner, Sii.-inlon.
William Gihoy, buril.kiuper, Aiehbild.
John M. liullanJ, hotel, Old Torgo.
A. h. L'llUgirb, miner, Ohplnnt.
P. J. c.ili, londiietoi, Scranton.
Jolin McGuu'jn, painter, Jerurjn.
(iu-lan IVenzcl, bolel, Scianton.
J A. Al!i 110,1, AM'iglim liter, Seranlon.
Jiiuiihaii ltandolpb, gull, llunnniie,
A. I,, Ciamer, photngraiiher, C'aibondile.
Jaini'i- l.oweiy, miner, Minooka,
T. A. -Mctioulilriik, elilicr, Diininoie.
Dhuu' 11. Kaiiliuan, laipcnlei, Siranton.
Jl. I). Poller, lumberman, llentuu,
X, XKon Jay, cleik, Scranton,
w. Y, Inglis, clerk, Si-ianton.
Jl. Jl, lie iinctt, lookkeeper. Dunmoip,
Thnmn O'UiIeii, laborer, Hc-ianlon.
William Joseph, fanner, Covlngtun.
George Jlaililock.s, tailor, Siraiitnn.
Tlmnias W. llofluiau, .lale-inan, Su.iuIhii.
T'. .1, Thompson, conductor, lllnihutsl,
William Jlosely, miner, Olypliant.
Jl. V. r.idden, hotel, Seianton.
haao Sleliibeig, agent, Siranton,
Pinlcl lljinc, ilrnggUt, Caibundale,
J, It, Painty, student, Dunmoie,
Thomas Williams, laborer, Scianton.
II, W. Kingnbmy, manager, Scranton.
Wallace) JI. Until, bookkeeper, Scranton.
I'red II. Prank, contractor, Caibondale,
Albin llians, n.-sUtant foieman, OI)ili:mt,
'thonias SctmiUcr, salesman, Scranton,
l)alil stanlord, miner, Seiiiuton.
V. A. Sttiugle, merchant, Jellerson tnnnililp.
Job 1'iaiieU, miner, Taylor,
John I.. .Morgan, miner, Scranton,
James Noone, laborer, Scranton.
Iter, It. J. Kcrsc, clcigjuiau, Scranton.
II. S. Correlini. haincusiuakcr, ltaiuom.
James Hani, millhand, Scranton,
Sehujlcr C. Geiuon, com. traveler, Scranton.
It. n. Alheiton, biipeilntendent, Scranton,
James I'ife, Ihcmaii, Caibondale.
ELECTED VESTRYMEN.
Annual Meeting of St. Luke's Parish
Held.
The annual meeting of the members
of tho parish was held yesterday morn
ing at St, Luke's church anil the elec
tion of vestrymen took place.
'It resulted In the choice of tho fol
lowing; J, II, Blssell, George L. Dick
hop, Samuel Hlnes, R, J, Foster, II. "W.
Kingsbury, William 1U. Marple, p. p.
Price, Thomas Sprague, 0, 13. Sander
son, Major Everett Warren and Theo
dore O, Wolfe.
Tho vestrymen weie to havo held a
meeting last nlslit for tho purpose of
reorganization, but on account of tho
enforced absence from the city of sev
eral of their number it was postponed
until later In the week.
Guernsey Hall,
314 Washington ave., Scranton, Is tho
best and most rellahlo place lo pur
chase a good I'iano. It will pay you
to call and cct prices and terms. J. AV.
Guernsey, Prop.
r IF
Wheat
Is Worth
$1.00
A bushel you can't buy
it for 38c. Neither can
you buy a pair of shoes
worth j.oo, for $1.98
or $2.98, A .great many
stores endeavor to make
you believe you can, but
you can't, Many shoe
buyers know by sad ex
perience that it can't be
done. We have shoes
for $t;.oo and they are
worth $5.00 and we sell
them for $5.00. They
are fine shoes. They are
the best shoes made.
We have only one fault
to find with .our 2,50
and $,00 shoes they
often spoil a sale on our
$5.00 shoes they are
so swell.
This Week
We are showing the best
line of Union-Hade
(Union Stamp) Shoes
in the world at $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
Step in and see them.
Look in our windows for
good shoes (up-to-date.)
Lewis, Ruddy,
D a vies & Murphy
330 Uckawanna Ave.
New Headgear,
Gloves, Neckwear
Are as essential to your
Easter outfit a9 your new
Spring Suit.
Our Neckwear Stock is
up to its usual standard.
Hundreds of beautiful pat
terns in all the popular shapes
are here.
The Yoiing's $3.00 flaf
Is equal to the best,
We sell them.
See the New
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
412 Spruce Street.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Genual Agent (or the Wyoming
District lor
DUPONT'S
POWDER.
Itlnln;, BluMst,', Sporting, Smokoleat and tbs
Bcpauno Chemical Company's
High Explosives.
Safety Fuir, Caps and Eiploden. Room 401 Con
nell Building, tkrantou.
aui:ncii:s!
TH09. FORD ,,,, ...FltUton
JOHN B. SUmi It SON Plymouth
W, II. kULLIQAN ,. .WiikuBarr
LIVERITA
THC UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
CURES
Billousnoss,
Constipation
Dyspepsia.
Sick'Keati
ache and Liver
Complaint.
ETEHEl
i
SUGAR COATftti.
100 PILLS
26 CTS.
Sola by nil tlrui:ist
or Btiai oy man.
Nenlti Mcilcal Co., CbtMM
Sold bj Mcdrrali Is Yliomxs, I)fu;;lst, 203
Laikanamu annuo, fckuutou, l'j.
Wiffloham
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER.
Handkerchiefs
At the Top Today
You may count that day lost that fails to .how some new merchandise interest to
public attention at this store. Handkerchiefs lead today. Some advertisers might
want to inform you as to the uses and purposes of Handkerchiefs but then many
advertisements are stupid. Our aim is to tell you something of the value, quali
ties and prices of the Handkerchie offered in this sale.
25,000 Handkerchiefs'
I yf- ugSoo dozen Ladies' All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs of a fine, smboth
-VL """quality, usually sold at 15c each, at 9c each or $1.00 per dozen. These
in J4, V anl x nch hems, and are unquestionably the best bargain in All Linen
Handkerchiefs ever offered the people of Scranton. 9c each or $1.00 per dozen.
I tYt ma35 dzeu Ladies' Hemstitched Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs our
-"' -"""usual i2jc, itfc and 20c numbers choose among the lot at 9c each or
$1.00 a dozen. Some of them are slightly soiled they were the top, open, boxes
for display, at the importers where we bought them, thus they were bought cheap
the little they are soiled does not harm them in the least a ud there is a great saving
in the price.
I df- "2 00 dozen Men's All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in 4, yt
L.UL O kem at 12c each or $1.40 per dozen.
I gL A 500 dozen Men's All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs in yi. V& and 1
"- itirri Tie-mq. of
,
price, 15c each or $1.75
CONNOLLY
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital $200,000. ' Surplus 5500,000.
United States Depositary.
Business, personal aud sav
ings accounts invited.
3 per cent, interest paid on
savings accounts.
Open Saturday eveniugs
from S to 9 o'clock.
WiM. Connei.i., President.
Hhnry Bi-UN, Jr., Vice Pres.
W.M. H. Peck, Cashier.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTONSTEiTTilOTEL
for. Shtemfli St. ami In In? 1'licc,
NEW YORK.
Aiiicrkaii 1'Uii, $M Per Day ami UpwaiiK .
i:muiian l'l.m, 9I.(H 1'cr Hay and I pw.inR
'pedal Itilci lo Tamlllcs.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
Hotel WZ$Qiria
firuidwiy, Stb Ate. d 27lb Street, New York.
Absolutely Firoprool
III the ceiw
ter o f tlie
iliopping
antl llicatie
district,
I'irbt class
mall its at
ointments. En t Iroly
new through
out.
European
Plan
Flnnm .In.
ucnatw.&wxr.MT.rrwi.'.m i;e or civ
ulte, with or without bath, hot rnitfcoUl water
andttlcplione in every room. Culslneunexcellcd.
--
t For Business Men t
In tho h;art ot the wholesale a.
district. T
For Shoppers
X minutes' walk to YVnnnmakers; -f
S minutes to Blegel Cooper's Bis a.
Htnrf.. Elasv of access to tha i;re
at '
ury uooas aiorea. t
For Sightseers
One block from B'way Cars. bW "
Ins easy transportation lo all t
points ot Interest.
; HOTEL ALBERT
t
4-
f
f
NEW YOKK.
Cor. 11th ST. UNlVEItSITT PU
Only one uiol-k roro urouuwuy.
t Rooms,
$1 Dp.
HI;STAllKANr
I'rlces keaionable
---
The Dickson Mnuufaetui'lns Co.
fccranton and WllltovUarre, t'a,
Mauuiauiuror) ot
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
Uollcra, HolttliigandPunipineAlucblncry.
Oeneral OlSce. Scranton. Pa,
Scranton.
a snecia.1 fine oualitv. recularlv sold at 9ce each.
j -j j 7 n
per dozen.
& WALLACE,
'l''H't'i"i"l"l' ll"l' 'H'1"rl"'"l","',"""l'T'l"'"l"r't'' T4.
I NEW STOCK. V
We arc now prepared to show
Carpets,
: Wall Papers
T Every item is this season's goods, and we are prepared to serve
you promptly and at
I WILLI AflS
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue-
ills is
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Muiiuriicturors f
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
485 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
, PA
Telephone Call, 2333.
DR. DENSTEN
Pliy&iciin ind Surgeon
.311 Spruce St.
Ttmple Court llulitlliic,
SCRANT0X, PA,
All eut and chrmiio
ulscuea of men, wip
mm ind rhlldren.
fllROXia NKRVOUS.
UltAIN AND WASTINO
JllhKSCb A fil'EtT
IAI1'V, All Uiseaiei of the Wier, Kldnf).
HUUdcr, 6kln. Plcod, Kerfi, Wcmh, Lji', Eur,
Koe, Tlirciat, ami I.uur, f;anrer. Tumors,
1'ites, Huptme, Collrr. Itlicuiu ttlsm. Aillim;,
A.'aun0i, Varlioieju, l.o.st Manhood. Nllitly
I'misiiioiu, all t'emalp Di.M.'av, Luicvrrhorj, clc,
lonnnrhca, Syplillliy, lllcod I'oisoii, Imlistrv
tiun and joutliful habits oblileraieil. s-urfcry,
I'its, I'liilepay, Tapo and Stomach Worim. t'A.
TAUltllOZO.N'K, Specilla tor lat.irrh. Throe
month' treatment only $3.oa 'lrl.il free in
ntllec Consultation ainl (.amlnitioo free. Of
fice hours daily and Sunday, b a. n- to 0 p. n.
DR. DENSTEIM.
Undoubtedly the largest purchase of
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs ever brought
and x
Sale
j j- -
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
you an entire NEW stock of
and Draperies
our well-known low prices.
& flcANULTY
il Bel Hf
Said the bait to the fish.
Or next thing you know
you'll garnish a dish.
I came from the store of
Florey & Brooks,
And I'm dangerous.
IB 1 1!
21 1 Washington Ave.
THB
M0QS1C POWDER. CO.
Boms 1 and 2, Com'ltfe Bl'i'
0RANXOW, VJu
dining and Blasting
POWDER
UrU ( Mootlo ad llusb Ii4 World.
LAPLIN RAND HOVVDUR CO.'S
ORANOE GUN POWDER
Cleetrlo Baiter lea, EleatriaEsplodtft,
tsplQdloj blast., aafety 9ui an!
Repauni Ghenical Co.'s expVvg
1
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