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SALAD FROM
SUSQUEHANNA
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF
WIDOW CAMPBELL.
Stinnge Tales of Ghosts That Dnnce
nt Nightfall An Editor Abroad.
A Few Mixed Pickles Springtime
Fancies Pel sonnl and Other Para
graphs." f-eelal In the 'cunton Tilbiiii.
Sustiiiolmiinii, Apt II 19. Some m-hib
. nito t'io Widow Campbell, nit aged tcbI
dent of Orent J'pncl township, was im
ported to liuvo a ronslderablo sum In
Bold In her possession. She suddenly
dlKiippcmi'd tind Illinois of murder
vveip i Ifc. Tt wiih Htnted at the time
that the widow plucpd her Rold In a
valise and sUiirtcd afoot for Orcat
Ttend. to take it train to Syracuse, to
lslt lelnthes. She disappeared from
the piutli, and detectives failed to lo
late her, dead or alive.
Theie woie seveial anests on suspl
i Ion. A nuiiihet of jiersons at Gieal
Heud suddenly were possessed of gold,
and they weio shadowed, but all to no
pin poses At let. or Riound in the
wooded scrtlou of Client Bend town
ship weie din? oer with the hop of
finding a new sun e, and the eount.
nuthoiltles i.iiiie within an nee of of
luIiiPT a ipwanl foi the dlspoveiy ol
llie widow. Tlieie came sti.uifre talis
ol Bhosts ilnmliiK over the tuinplkes.
.Mid ihppIhr .it doois nt unseemly
hums ol the night The dlsnppooi
anip ot the Widow Campbell In time
(eased to Intciest tile pnhlle and the
miittui whs loig-otten.
Those who a i e In a position to know
now claim that the 'widow died a nat
iii ol death and was decently bin ltd In
a seciet plui e by poisons who deslied
to dhide h -r gold among themselves,
without consulting- her lel.itives or
shailng It with the lavvyeis and the.
court. It amy have been woildl.v w is
ihim, but it was roogli on tlie lnwjeis
and the nest ot kin.
AN r.MTOU AHIiOAD
The Ni w Vol K Teleguiph has the
follow lug i OHC2I nlng oiu able and ver
Mitile ll lend, Judge Thomas .1. Ham,
the- vetei.in edltoi of the llonesdalo
llei.'ild.
".ludgp Thomas J. ll.ini, for neatly
hall a lentui.v a piospeious editor in
AV.i.vne count. I'a. Is meiely help fni
a ipilet time with his married f-on. and
be would like I In- 'tills to know ha, is
not Muflalo Hill, being meiel.v one of
the big .stout's doubles, ami thev must
tup making fain-goo ei es at him, li1
-.ly.s Kuuileen luindied small bos
will .iImi Kindlj slup following him
iiiound town and quit impoi tuning
him loi passes to a show be has noth
ing to do w lib.
"He hasn't been to Manhattan tor a
i hnr. .iiii n Mm rrir.it liiimpi wiiM leo-
deied lo Chailes Dlik"lis. That was
b"foie c'olouel C'odv had m-uiioiI stub
a hold on the gamin population, and
Judge Ham had a line visit. Now lie
ciu't gn out with his son without get
ting Into tiouble
"Thee atti ntior.s weie taken light
I li the bulge when lie lii.st ai lived,
but lv Ions', now loi Wayne LOtinti.
whtie the people knnw he is not liuf
l.uo Hill and wliiie the gills aie not
ictistantly winking at him"
IN Sl'SlOITIIA.VXA i'UI'NTV.
la'itor Moip an I l.imll.v, ol Hied
Head, alt eiie.ing a llip tllloilgli the
sinnv smith
I'i'tid st.u .1 i ousiil Uciiei.il .laniLS
T, Uu Hois, ni Swltcijiinil, will ill a
I'ow el.iv. 111 1 he at HiillsteHd to le
limln pumiiienllv Tlie.v will miupi
tin li beaiilitul n w liouie
Ulimois to tlie loniiaii notwilh
' indiiig. tlie name ol (ileal Fiend will
i I lie 1 h lllged to I 'h.imnlsvillP.
Colonel Chailes C I'isitt and tamlly.
v ho have hpent the vv inlet in Hlug
hamion, have win hum I to ibMr hoine
IP New Mill Old.
Tilcphouo hihv .lie being .sluing al
mas., eviiiwiipic thuuiRliout the louu
tv Now that the pm?i1 iiuestinn of the
postmahtui.ship bus beon --I'ttlcU, per
haps Montiuw -will settle down to the
iiuitti ot lelebiatlng the 011tont1l.il of
.is settlement
MINKD PICK1.KS.
A Hiisfjuohuniiii mini k.iyn that he
vvniilil iailn.r hold a eiiuy 1 omli aigu
iiniit with Hie beds of a mine nulls
train to li at his wile tlneo .straight
,uims of uuehic.
Tin hiuculent oy.stei has gone on his
minuet vacation.
011eg man, il you feel that "lite Is
.1 blank,' llll II out and have it .swoiu
1
Nnbodi has Invested a luiitiiv.iiuci
hcioby a man at the theater run
iiup a ill" Itel In the hlot and get a
1 Imo, ll would fill another long. felt
want.
To lenitive paint: Sit down upon It
1 1 1 1 m o It Is diy.
I'lie liddlus tell us that the hop
I'iop wa- big 1 1st wiutei.
It ios k money to advertlfe, but it
li oht.s miiih moil) money not to uihei-
tlr
't'he hliJtUht hint ol mi Apt II fool Is
thi chap vhu hlKim somethlns tint he
dinMi't underhtnnd.
lldhon id at vvoik on a patent level,
ilo m. he eNpeets to talbo nothlag
vvli It, except, iiothaps, a ininlhtci'n
(liu,v.
Un that rulclh his diet with eaio Is
en, iter tl an he that taketh on an
nvu -supply of Bteen tuick and 11 pain
In the hlomitch.
Tho (list man who gets shaved In a
b.iiber fehop on tho lateat .stylo of lim
ited lailioad tuitn will ho htaver than
Who liistoilial Individual that svvnl-
tinned the ihf-t oyster.
DIUFTWGOl),
lion. Ainoa J. Cuniinliigs, of New
'Voil;. vvlio Is now on his way home
U om Floilda, will spend the mnimer
at Columbian Oiove, Just noith of
I Sutoiueliunnn, llshlns J.nd smoking. E,
li. V. Seine, eifi., anil fumlly. will
eietipy their summer cottage at the
fe.it ie pUluiesque spot
The annuul conventlun of the Sustpis
lainiiu County 'IVail'.ett-' iissoekulon
will he In Id nt Moutiofe, on Saluiday,
.several Uilo fi eight londuttois have
Peer, picmottd to Mra passenger con
tiiutoiJ, In antleipatlqn of a heavy
pussiengei lialhc duilng tho Pan-Auier-k.ui
epei-Itloii.
I'bo niaplo sugjr beason, In Sustiue
iii npa, U nt u end. The yield was
but fall'
fileudj ot Itev. W. il. lloulon, pua-
tor of the Avenue Melhodlt chuich,
will tender him a reception this even
ing nt the lesldenc? hf Dnnlel T.
SpiaRUe, Oakland Side.
The E1I0 has placed a large order for
passenger loeomotlvea with the Bald
win locomotive woths, Philadelphia,
SPRINGTIME KANC'tlJS.
In tlii sprlnpr tlie jolly fainici ltli J tlnwlle
1I0II1 I'CRltl
rrlnlliiK Icllpit on a slihulc "Summer bomilein
taken In." ,
In tho vpHttg nil tliiiiR ait? Ihflj, cieribod)
tffHwg gonil,
Ami tie fowl Miipfncloil .it n jtfulfliy !
tmle.
We often say "minor has It," and ns
often aie sony that pIio didn't keep it
w hen she had It.
A lady visiting Buffalo Miys that the
only thing you can buy theie nt. a
iPHnonnblo pi Ice Is a postage stamp.
The small hoy, like a woman. Is likely
some day to make a. man grown.
Nairn e will soon he like a dude so
fiesh and gieen.
The man who plants a tiee on Arbor
day may never become gieat, but ho
has In hi in the elements of a good citi
zen. "It Is nol the big hog that iiuvh,"
savs a farmer's paper. This Is very
Hue. The big hog makes the otheis
pav.
Those who go ti out (Miing should
takp along a kettle full ot hot water to
melt the snow banks.
The king of England weius a pair of
pantaloons live times, states the El
niita Advettiser. What does he wear
the remainder of the time?
I'l.OTSAM. AND JETSAM.
Judge Heaile on Thutsday decided
favoiably on the application of the citi
7ens of this 'borough to have four
wauls. Instead of two. as at present.
Heieafter theie will be eight town
councllmen and eight school dliectois,
double the piesenl number.
The Eile stilke Is settled back to Its
old position. It has evidently come to
stay.
The tepoit that Keystone Hook and
Ladder company. No. 1, had sold Its
new chemical flic engine to Scranton,
Is said to he premature.
A special election will soon bo held
to vote upon the question of electing a
icnttal lire station. It will fill another
long-felt wnnt.
Tho Ihie Is to have eighty new pas
senger coaches, .it a 1 ost of about
$.".00,000.
Dr. A. H. Hagei has leturned ftom
tiouldsboio, wheie he attended the
I uncial of his father, the late Hon
Solomon S. Hagei. Whitney.
DURYEA.
T'i id.ij afternoon the Lexington and
New Oi leans societies put up a good
snuggle for victoiy. They met in the
High school building, and both camps
bad veiy shnip, bright, Intciesting
iiiesnns. Tlie Lexingtons again cai
lied ofl the honors by a scoie of 17-!.
The Lexingtons have been victoiious In
eveiy battle, but allowance has to he
made for the New Oilcans, as it Is
mostly composed of the junior classes.
One of the hugest funerals held in
this town tor some years was that of
the late Dennis Biady. of York ave
nue, on Kiiday. Eaily In the 11101 nlng
his numeious friends assembled to take
a last look at one who had alwais been
such a tine fiiend to them The gtief
stiickcn tamlly tollowed the lemains to
St. Maiv's XJholie. church, in Avoea.
wheie 11 leiiuleni high mass was cele
ln.ited. Tuteimcnt was made in St.
M.n.v'.s lemeteiy.
The funeial of William, the two-year-old
son ot Mr. Wigo. of Footo stieot,
tonk place Kiiday afternoon. Inter
ment was made in tlie Marey ecmeteiy.
The giaduates of the High school aie
piepaiing lor the lommencemenL exer
cises. They have also arranged to have
1 bunnuet, to which all the post-graduates
will be Invited. On account of
some ol the advanced studies being re
iiulied, tlie graduates will not obtain
a complete diploma, but one like those
given all the other giadudtes of this
sihool.
The Piimitive Methodist chinch has
111 1, tiigcd to hold a ba.aal in tho Lavv
lenco Hobo company's hall tiom May
L'O to 2,-1.
Miss Mali Anderson visited the High
school on Frlda.
Jasper Lane, of Mayfleld, visited at
Hie home of his In other. Frank Lane,
Sat at day.
Miss Teiesii Ciicgniy is sufleilng from
diphtheiia,
Geoige Hughes Is 11 victim of the
same disease.
KNIGHTS OP MALTA
The ladies of Dames of Malta of John
Kno coiiimniidciy, No. U at Wllkes
rt.irie, having collected too much for
the handsome silk flag and two mink
eis pieseited by them to the command,
handed n check for Hip huge balance
to the giand ivcoider lor the Kuiglitfi
of Malta hospital tund. This Is the
lii.st gltt tor tlie Hind fiom the ladles,
and Is Ihcietoip doubly welcomed.
Fidelity coiuiiiandciy. No, ao), was
instituted at Furgo, N. D on Apill S
liy Supiouio Itetoider Frank Gray, Su
pi cm j Deputy W. B. Young and stuff.
The hiipiemo iecoider spent two
weeks In that .state, und besldo Insti
tuting two commands, gave thotough
instructions to three others. The Mal
ta s ti inlaid Is well planted In the
western Held, and great giowth Is as
suied, Puiltau commandeiy, No, iSO. at
Wllkliisbuig, Pa., will leeelvo a class
by special dispensation this month, and
a long 1 osier roll Is ready for the oc
casion, Mountain Echo commandery, No,
194, at Barneshoio, Pa,, on May lio will
eelehiate Its fifth annlveisary In loyal
style. The principul speaker on that
occasion will be Past Grand Com
mander Sir John Govvland, who was
tho Instituting oftlcer of the body.
Shlloh commandeiy, No, 101, at
Bangor, Pa,, on April -'0 will iccelve a
largo class by special dispensation,
Sandllands commandery, No. 152, at
Yoik, Pa,, Is making extensive piepur
ations for the great Red Cross council
to be held on April 26, when a number
of novitiates will iccelvo the princely
oider of Malta Knlplithood,
The election, boaid of the Giand
commandeiy will meet at headquar
ters, comer Broad and Arch stieets,
Philadelphia on May 1, to make the
olllclal count of the votes cast In Feb
mury last for giand ofllcers.
Star of A,,ler'u commandeiy, No.
113. at lluirlsbuig, Pa., at Its last two
convocations, lias lecelved twenty-five
upplicutlous for membeishlp from Sir
3fr fta tafr
For Rent.
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FOR RENT
FROM MAY 1.
Store in The Tribune building,
now occupied by the Times. In
cluding Desks, Stejin Heat and
Electric Light.
Also 1200 feet of floor spjtce on
4th floor of the Tribune building,
suitable for light maufacturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of
The Tribune.
I'Olt III.Nf Horn" (JO'i Olhc ntloel, luonn
nml Inih, all modern Iniprovcmcnti.
toil KKNT One kltle double Iioihc; modem lm
proicnicnt? Apply $11 llurrlon arnur.
hUMMi:il IIOMl-On Purndox Iakr f.cm ot the
Adirondack I'i nillfi noith ot sdiroon
I.nl.c. Cottiuo ol oen tooin, mnipli tib
fill nl-licil. except tulilc und bid llliiti und
-Iber: Ims toui large, airy btdiooms becli
liavi- wire spilnc'i and inatlieiv.. Mountain
Kprl'iB water in kttrben; garden space. It de-lied;
lieautirul itrnen, cliarinini; driven, boatlnu, ttsli
ln. Two malls dallv. Livery convenieni.
I'rlee 00 foi tli m-moii. further particular?
applv Mintirl It. Heaidlej, .111 V Jshlngtoii
blreel, Sen Yoik ritj.
tOft Itr.N'T ll'ioori bouse, modern Improve.
ment, t.'i Madison avenue.
ft!') fIRKKN' IllllOK SrHKbT, ten rootm. modem
iniprnvcmenl"; -dcam heal fuinUhed; doilr.
dfsiiablc.
For Sale.
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1 OK su;rhu lioiifOli-ild rc'jJj 6f tlie Aldinc
hotel will be sold at public .nrlirii m JJt
.Vdim-i acnue, on 'lucida, A,nll J2, n Hi" .it
ternoon. rou ii,i-sr. bckn'ard dog, uni: n:t)t-
pree, eisht 115 pound-., lo months old,
tblrtj inchea tall at shoulders; beautiful appear
ance! especially kind In ihildien; no place lo
keep him, rea:on for clllnr. Aildre-s Bo 221,
Tribune office.
KOfl StLB-Car loul ol jouns sound hore,
cceiRliini; ficm tl.'iO to liM pounds. 221 Oak
foicl court. .1. M. Field.
Wanted Board and Booms.
HOARD AND ROOM M.tNTCD by a joiiuc: mar
ried couple in a pnc.itc famili, in Rood feo
lion of scr.iiilon Addres-". slating paiticulam
and terms, Do 603, Cirbonclalc, I'u
Lost.
LOST Kno dollars on account, by rot settinc;
,1oui tailoi made suits at lliiiolidV. the.
rurricr, 121 Wiominf; .uenue. .lust what we
nim. ou on join ruiK
l,0sr-In mitral citj, on Tuesdac, lady's soil
watch bearing Inilhls K II. Under nil! re
miic icward li iclnminn to 6.1" Willow sticcl.
O. F. Kobler, niaklnrr i recorl that i
clinieult to ofiunl. This command is
'Heparin a laiRC class for admission
shortly. Past Conm.indef C. It. Bow
man, ii candidate for grand captain
Rcncial, will epicspnt this command
nt the Grand convocation ut Columbia
next month.
Mount Uoieb commandery, No. 141,
at Altoona, is confcriln- degrees in full
form on nine candidates. Sir J. Horace
Sliamp, a veteian sir knight, has been
elected as lecorder, to succeed the late
Sir J. B. A. Ickes.
The proclamation has 'been issued for
tlie annual convocation of the Grand
commandery of Pennsylvania, which
will be held nt, Columbia, Lancaster
county, on Hay 14, 15 and 16. There
will be an informal reception in the
council ehaniber of Orlflamme com
mandery, No. 170, on Mtonday evening,
May 13; and a public reception on
Tuesday evening. May 14, In tho Co
lumbia opera house. On Wednesday
evening tho Apion Green degtee will be
confeued in full form, and on Thuts
day evening an entertainment will be
inovidecl for all companions of the or
der. The six sessions of tho Grand com
mandery ivill be held morning and
af tei noon only on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. A delightful trolley tilp
to Chlckles park, Lancaster, and LItlU
Springs by special cars will be made on
Filday morning, tho 17th.
A large attendance Is expected at this1
Giand convocation, because of action
upon amendments to the Grand consti
tution, and because five offlceis of the
Grand body are to bo elected.
King Richard commandeiy, No. 147,
at Cliambcrsburg, Pa., on April 11,
gave a pleasing entertainment In tlio
hall. Past Commander Sir James A.
Ilnmiltou presided, and the programme
included a description of tho Island of
Malta by Dr. James H. Black, with
original stercoptlton views; a line
series of views 'by filr J, Will Barbour,
past commander; addresses by Bev. Sir
11. U. Lclsenrlu, past commander;
Uov, W. P. Kvclanrl, Congressman
Toad. M. Malum, Sir II. c. White and
Sir S. P. Huber. A lecltatlon by Theo
dorp Carl, singing hy W. G. t'nder
vvood and muslo by Floyd Boise's trio
completed the admit able programme,
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
A Subject in Which Eveiybody Is
Deeply Inteiested.
The successful operation of vvlieless
telegraphy means a gieat deal to the
world. Maiconl has done much to per
fect tho system since ho first discov
ered It. Tho euily Idea was tan led
out by nn elaboiate set of instruments
and apparatus, and un aerial wire hung
fiom a tall mast. But the aerial who
and the tall musts huvo been leplacetl
by moic modem uppaiatus, and u
cylinder but u few feet high Is now em
ployed In the- set vice.
Mai coni has successfully Intioiluceil
the duplex telegiaphy Into his system,
a step significant of wonderful ad
vancement. Only recently lie accom
plished a remuikable feat. He had es
tablished a station at the Llzaid, Coin
wall, which Is 200 miles from St. Cath
ailnes, and on tho first day of tho
jelgu of King Edvvaid VII. Mr. Mar
coni succeeded In establishing perfect
communication between St. Cathetlnes
und the Lizard.
Since that time he lias established
pei feet communication In both direc
tions und auanged to duplex the line,
so that he could tend two messages
4 Lines Q Cents
Mara Than Four Lines, 3 Centi for Eaoh Extra
Help Wanted FeinaU.
H AN rt'.l) Women In innke pies and ralcesi Rood
wages In llflht peUou. pply Mai ijuhic's
ltesUuin.nl, 21 ,ominf oieniie.
WANTI'.I) f. idles to limilluate our line of
tailor inodo suits! eicliHlie nljles at lowi't
nlcp. Oall at Flrii'i hel'd, U Wjnmliig aMiiiii",
Coal Itiilianrti.
WAVICI) coninelent j onnft woman lo lake
i nc of i!ijlcln's uf me, fall at 122 snlny
a enue.
Honey to Loan.
MOM'.V lo loan on lmprned clly ieil eatate.
hi;miy hi'.i.in, .in.
CIIAS II. WRM.I'.S.
iifOMAs sinaui:.
VOO.ODi) 'TO I.OS.X Lowest n.les! Mralnht or
nionlhh p.ijiupnlP. SluikA. t o.,Tiadcrs' bldv.
MiUHIIIT LOANS for anv amount, Interest 4 to
U per cent , can be obtained from A, Don
ticlli, 10 liadeis' National bank building.
Till: IVnu .Mutual Life Insuramr Com
panv will loin upon flist niottguge iiiftii
cfnlrall.v lociteil properties anv amount, for term
of jeuri-, nl low ule of Inteiest. Capnell,
Altcine, Paiill llullilliif.
hlRAlOlIT loans In amountf $"X) to MlW.Ouu
at t'i to f pel cent! paMiients lnontbli,
aenii aniiiiallv or jearli. Iiitiict on balance
V. M llilimell, Att), .'I01-2 Murs BldR.
MOXi;V (n loan on bond and mortgage, am
amount, .M. II, llotpate, Coinmoiiwealth
building;.
A.NV AMOUNT Or MONKV TO LOAN'-Qulck,
slral;;l I leans or Dullciinp: and Loan. At
from 4 to 6 pel cent. Call on Jf, V. Walker,
311-11. Connell bullcllnir.
Booms and Board.
LMKJi: front room with board foi two nentlr
men, 41(1 Adams nenue.
Situations Wanted.
MrttVriOV VA1ht)-By a jouns man. as
collcctoii his had toui j-jrii' evpiljcue
with a leadinc f rm of lids i ity i .nl cm fiuni'li
A .o. 1 reference-. Addres-S K. i. II, 'Irihime.
sITl'AriOV WANTKD-Tly a girl 10 jeais, loi
Hglic hoii'-ework or care of cliildren. Pall at
1717 Sumnct icenue, Tiovidence; up tairi.
A WIDOW" would like lo net wotk by the dn
at liou-e iliinimr er office work. S "., fil.,
Hnrihon aienue, Stranton, I'a.
SITUATION" WAMKD-By .1 (jaidnci ol attend
to hoic Can turnlMi icference. Address A.
Riuce, Tribune offlee, city.
WAMIID Lady to call at Diu-.chpl'fi, 124 Wjoni
ing aenue, ror fine tailoi made suits; no
ctrd charge lor making (o order. Our motto.
Satisfaction guaianteed or moncj refunded.
YOIINf! manicd woman would like housework,
cooklna or work of an kind; sleep at home.
P. Tribune office
blTUVTIOV WsATI.D- Fly a joumr lady, as a
rleik, or to do oiliie work. Addieas, , .
Z , Rendliani, t'i.
W'AMKD ltv n middle aged lad, position is
housekeeper in small tstnll ; widower's fam
ily picfened; lefeience given. Addies3 House
keeper, Tribune oflce.
MTt;TION' WAMKD-lh a jounif girl as nur..p
or light lioucwoik. ddre .!.!' New street.
Sllt'ATION WAMCD 1U a j oung man as book
keeper and typewriter; tan gic reference;
small salar.c. ddiess We-ley II. Weaver, tvope,
isullican county, I'a.
each way at tho tame time. It li
stated that there is no leason why he
should not send 20 messages save the
cost ot the Instalments.
The Mai coni system can be used In
any kind of weather, fog or fine, wet
or dry, in fact It works better in wet
weather than on a fine dty.
To hundreds of thousands ot people
the Pan-Ameiican exposition will af
fotd the first opportunity of witness
ing til" opeiation of the Marconi sys
tem of vvlieless telegraphy. No one
will want to miss It.
AN AID TO GOOD TEMPER.
Machine Devised to Regrister Accur
ately AH' Telephone Calls.
When tho Centennial exposition was
held In Philadelphia, the telephone was
one of the great curiosities exhibited
there. Now, just as the Pan-Ameilcan
exposition Is about to open, conies an
announcement that a Chicago man has
peifected a machine that will keep an
accurate count of tho calls, to tho sat
isfaction of 'both the company and the
subs-criber. It is a small clock-shaped
metal bov, designed to stand on a desk
telephone or to bo attached to the
framewotk of a box telephone, connec
tion being made by short vviies with
tho telephone wires.
The mode of opeiation Is quite simple.
When the subscriber calls cential, ho
presses a button on top of tlie Indicator,
which adds one to a number seen
thtough a glass In fiont, the opeiation
being about the same as a stteet car
register when the conductor pulls the
coid. At the same time It sends a buzz
over the wires to central, showing that
tho call has beon registeiecl.
Wheiijho company deslies to take
the lecoid of tho telephone, the sub
scriber Is called up and asked to press
the Indicator button. When this is done
tho recoid-taker in the central olllce
reproduces tho number shown by the
indicator. The appaiattts is designed to
do away with and settle disputes he
tweeu subset Ibeis and telephone com
panies as to tho number of messages
sent.
AUTOS FOR FARMERS.
Geiioially speaking, faimots should
not be expected to take so much In
teiest In tho automobllo exhibit at the
Pan-Ameilcun exposition as peoplo
who leslde In cities wheie smooth
pavements 1110 at all seasons available)
for the opeiation of tho horseless oar
llages, but If tho iepoit that comes
fiom Colorado is title, It Is possible
tlie farmers who visit tlie Pan-American
vvill be 11101 e Inteiested than any
body else In tlio automobllo display,
Tho leusun of such .1 possibility Is
found in the fact (hat a Coloiado man
Is si.ld lo havit Invented an automo
bllo tor tho use of fatnieis. it is u
iiiethlue which may be opeiated by
gtisollue or electilcity, und It Is adapt
ed to ploughing, seeding, cultivating
01 hoi vesting.
The engine or motor Is on the for
wrjrd or Idtlve wheels, which nie
joined by a long leach to the smaller
iciir wheels, over which the seat of
the dilver Is plated. A laige tiansverse
bar ot oases tho leach bar at the cen
ter, and to this transverse bar the
plough, cultivator or other appliance
for farm vvoik may be attached. The
entire power of the engine may be ap
plied to oiio wheel to get tt out of a
hole or ml, and the "auto" can be
turned In u small compass.
Llna
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PRBB.
Businesi Opportunity,
W'.WTCD-llellalile man wild feir bundled dob
lats capital. In take etclii'Uc mile! blgget
money linker on the niarkell new melal -peclal'
1 i monopoly; iunrial ileinauds unlimited
tnaiket! p.i Inimeiueh ', 1,(KW gross sold In
(en months (none In t'i inn,') To lnetlgale, nil
Immediately nn Mi. Miter at The Irtliii.
Bonrdetts Wanted.
WASTIID-Iabte bonultrs. Mis. 'lompkln., Ml
Washington avenue.
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Beceived nt Any of the Follow
ing TJiug Stoies Until 10 P. H.
Centtal City
AI.IIL'RT SCIILIJI. toinei Mulbciry
itrect and W'cblei avenue.
OfSrsV tMCIII.L, f)50 Aclanw avenue.
West Side
(IKfHKIK W. .ll'.S'KlNS1, 101 South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
I'liUI) L. TlinPl'K, T2') Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
fJIIO. W. DVVIs, comer N'oilli Main
avenue and Market elicit.
Green Bidge
OlIMll.KS V. JONIK T.J7 Dickson
avenue.
P. .1. JOHN", 020 Oicen Itldac ttr-ct
C. LORENZ, corner W'nshiiijton ave
nue and Marion stieet.
Petersbmg
W. II. KMIPrKL. 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmoie
J. O. BONK A, ?OV.
PROFESSIONAL.
Architects
L'DWARD H. )Vl ARC11I1I.CT, fONNLI.1,
building.
l'RKDKRICK h. BROWN, ARCIIITIXr, PRICE
building, 1211 Washington avenue, Scianton,
Dentists.
DR. C. ll. KILKNBLRGER, PAULl BUILDINO,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. C. C. LAUBAC1I, 115 WYOMING ANKNUL.
Hotels and Besturants.
Tin: i:lk cafe. 125 nd 127 thanklin
avenue. Rates reasonable.
T. ZEIGLKR, Piopiietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D , h. & W. Pas
senger depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KOL1I, Proprietor.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR. W. i:. ALLEN, 513 NORTH WASHINOION,
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMORKAUX, OlTICr, .110 WAhll
ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberr.
Chronic disease, lungs, heart, kidneys and
(renito-urinary organs a specialty. llouis, 1
to 4 p. m.
0X0sCX0
THEATRICAL.
oooxxxxxooooooo
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
AC'MHIMYTommy Shearer eompiny. "Sigiit.
llhTV Little Kgvpt Burlei-que comiianv.
Matinee and night.
"The Victorian Cross."
"Die Victorian Cro-s" is a -1 luullunjl inelu
drama, depicting life in Liur'aml unci in Last
lntiu, The play embodies the best clement- (
comedy and patlicj, telts a thrlilinir story of
lu art intciest, abounds in intense dramatic sit
uations, sl.iitlliiff climaxes, and, from a di.i
matic standpoint, is a most fuscinatlni plaj.
M a play it has been a success and is an object
les-on ithas fulfilled its mission. Tlie Tommy
Shcaier company who open a weeks engagement
at the Aeademv of .Musk- tonight will present
it foi their opening bill.
"Janice Meiedith."
Vail eveibndy ulio follows coiileuipoian
eons liieiatuie l.as uacl I'aul Leicelci I'orel'a
novel of the Itevolutionary I lines. "Janice
Meredith." It will he presented at the I.
ceiuii theater next Tliuisdiv evening, picndidlv
stigod bv Manager 1 unU VtcKee, with that
most beautiful and attractive actress, Mary Han
neilng, III the title role, Mi3 MjunerlriB's tue.
cess In this plaj this season has been extraoi.
ilinaiy.
'1 lie pla of ' lauiee Meredith" vvas clianutize.l
from the book atniy bv tlie aullmi, I'.ml Lei
tester I'ord and rdvvaril L', Hoe, who lias made
.1 wide reputation as tlie diamatirei of a large
number of popular novels. The pla is prriented
in four .scenes, rrpicucnting tin farmaul of the
Meredith liomestiad in Gieenvvood, ,N, .1,, in
May, 1775; a living roo.n in the Mcicdllli home,
tlnistinai eve,, 1770J tlie lieadquarleiK of Col
onel Hani at Trrqfci", CluUtmas di, 17TH, and a
dismantled houo jji YnrMovvn 011 the clay of
CiimvMUb -uireiidrr 10 Washington, Octohei,
I'M.
"The Heait of Maiyland."
One of tlie brUhlfiit ard inot jinee(ul of tlie
tew great enduiing pUvs that is based upon the
lenities and romantic U111 of ,-imciiiaii life is
David Bclaaco'i, 'I lie Ileal I of Mar land,"
which is to be the attiadion at Ihe Ijceum
next Wednesday night,
It is a ilramitiu epic which tells the sun of
woman's love and clf -.aciiAilug devotion and
hei undaunted lieioimi, battling hrr way to the
triumphant finale in the effort to Mn hei
I'lcr from tlin ril.grace of being exeeu -101 a
spy. In this plctuie of love and war, sno U ih
central figure amid a coro ot strong and iea.
I.llfl t.vpicil ihaiacleis and aucntitrd bv the
romanticUm which will evci gloiifv the hltioiy
iiid tiailillons of om old colonial limes.
Little Egypt Company.
'ludjc, lomoiiovr .mil Wedlufdav, I lie luminal
"Little ISH't" and hei lompaii of bin
letqueia will lurni.h tlie entertslumint at III"
ever popular (ialeiy, and no doubt Ihe 1nu.1l
excellent InisiueM el ne b,v 1 1 - altiacilun lieu,
will be lepeatiil
I'relty glrK clever comedians, ami funny bur.
Ic'iiuits go to make up a fine peifoiniaucc,
Uiual inatiuces will be then
FLAYS AND PLAYERS.
"Lovers' lane" U not to leave New Voil Ibis
season, although jt is forced out of llie Man
hattan, through a change in l-ecshtp. aitu iU
one huiidicdtli pciforuiauce, .piil C'i It will at
once be icinovcd by William V, Brady to the
Theater Republic,, where it will continue; until
hot weather,
VV, D. Ilowells in a review of (lie recent dra
matic season in. Nrw- Yoik, finds in Mr. CI do
liliir-i pla) 'The (liinbcif," at the Bijou the
high watei mark ot Ihe American pla.vwiight.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
More Than Four Llnea, 6 Canta forEaoh Extra Llna
rKOfeSSIONAL.
Ceitlfled Public Accountant.
K. ('. Hl'Tui.llINO, 220 IIIIOADWAV, MAV
Vntk.
Lawyers.
fllNK II. IIOVLi:. ATrOltNKV.AIM.AW'.
Rooms 12. 14, 10 ami I llurr building.
r K. TRAHV,TT'V,roMMONU'i:LTi7llM)tT
i7. ii. niii'LOtu.l'. A"ToiiNi:v-LmTTr:(!(f
tlated on leal elate securit. Meals builitlng,
comer W'aililnglon avmue and Spruce tieet,
WILl.'RI). WARHEV ti KS'AI'I'.' VITOTISins
and counsellor at-law. Republican Imildltig,
AVaslilngton avenue.
JVsTP A .IEsII P. A'llOKNT.-S WlTTiittV
tellor' ut-law. t'ciuuuciiiwrallli bulldliig, llnoins
IP, 20 und 21,
KDW'ARD V. Til Willi. riOREV
IIOOMK
trai-rat, mn nooi, 'leais imtiiimg,
L. A. WAlUl.i. xriORMJV-AI-l. Uv, imMlli
of Trade luilldlng, 'tranloii. I'a.
PATlKRsON k Wll.tOV, 'IIIADt It1-' WIIOWL
Bank building.
C. tOMKOx. Ol.' lU'.Pt III.ICW 111 II.DIVO
a. w. nnirnoi.r. ori'ici:
211 W;iiilng avenue.
MOVI.I) 10 M)
Osteopath.
S OIlllRI'Dt: l'VAs. Osll'Ol'VIII. 12S Ip
12il U'lifililnglon Ave,, .scranton I'a I'lucuili
DNium's h speiialt.v. Otllcc Hauls: S 10 to 12
in.; f .ll lo ISO p. in
Seeds.
r. (LMtKi: a to., si:i:o&mi:v and m'iss-
ei.vmen. slore 201 UVIilnglon nKiiue; icin
hollos. I Till North .Main avenue; stole lik
phone, 7S2.
Scavenger.
A. II. DRIfiC'S CI.EVN!" I'ltlVV. M I-1S U
cess poids; no ocloi ; onl Impioved pump', uf-ccl
A. II. Ill irk', piopiietor. leivo oiuris ll'JU
Norlh Main avenue, oi Elckc's ding store, coi
ner Villus and Mulbeii. Bolh telephone
Wli'e Screens.
jom'.pii Kur.rrix, rear nit lnck we,
bciautou, I'a , iiiauufuctuiei of Wiic hcieen-
Miscellaneous.
DRI"SSMKIN(i l'Olt CillLDREV 10 ORDER,
a lco ladies' watsls. Louis Shocm.ikei, 212
Adams avenue.
MEOR(!EE BROS. PRINTERS' MIPPLILS. PA
clopes. paper bags, twine, Taiclioue, 1M
Waslilngton avenue, Sciuntnn, Pa.
THE WILKES BARRE RLCORD CN BE II VII
in Scranton at the news stands of Reiunin
Bros , 40cl Spruce and 50.1 Linden; M. Norton,
322 Lackawanna avenue; I. S Hchutcr, 211
Spiuce Etiect.
LEGAL,
NOTIt E SEALED I'ROPOsVLs OR M.I, VI)
vciliMtig as lequucd li Sec. 1, Vit. , , ot
an Act of the Gencrat Assemble of Pennslvain,
dated March 7, 1001, lelntlng to the ro ei nmcut
of cities of the second class, will be lecelved at
the iceorder's oHIce in tlie ily of S'cranton, up
to 4 o'clock p. in., of W'cdnesdav, pnl 24tb,
1001, when said bids will bc opined and con
tracts awaidnd in aicoidanco Willi Ihe leqinic
menls ot said Act . .1 VMES MOIR,
' ( 11 Riiouloi.
srianlon, Pa., Vpnl IS, 1"01.
As pla.ved bv Mi-n Biugliam und hei companv, it
ccntains pmsages of ax fieMi and native coin
ed as 1 li.ivc evel seen on Ihe Auidican atage,
A queer insight his been given us of the op
eialle i-tage's bchavioi behind the scrues. Kclouid
De Res7kc, Impiessaiio fiian's idebrated ba-o,
had floweis handed to the footlights in Bo-ton
on the orcaMun of his twenti-flfth anulveiRary
a. a dinger on Ihe i.tage. 'the novveis did not
pic uvei the footlights. Madam Melbn so
insistently nml tonsixtentlr uigeil tint bein,i
the prima -douna of tho night the opeia beint,
Itomeo and luliet she and ntic nloin. was en
titled lo Midi afelicile and hweet .-einled iiiliu
lion fiom the ncthci s)dr of the footlights. Ilm
gives a slight Intimation ot trials that Mi.
than and his licntcntnts have pmbaldv- been
ulled 011 Ibioiighout llie e-ea-ou to dapple witli
night iflei niglit.
There-a Vaughn, the once populai loiuie opeia
ccntiallo, is the lalol ctlin ol iiuault, .mil
has been cnmniltlccl to the Woncstei alum
near Bonton. Tills news wiU, Lome as 1 great
shock to liei fiieuds, foi theie Ins been no
permonition that hei iniiiil was in any w 1 f
teclcd. MUs Vaughn lias not been seiu mi the
stage foi scoi.it yeais, and has been living 111
letlrement since the death of hei hiMiind, Will,
am A, Meslaer, the comedian, late 1M sum
nier Fhe was (list aftected by her pie-em malaelv,
she hail signed a coutiacl to go out a- leulluv
laelv with Ihe Jcftei'.on De Angeli-, Opeia com.
panv, but Middcnly he 1 aim lied Ihe i outran
011 the giound ut ill liealth A aw lUinuueis ago
she siLstaineil a bevcic Miiiilieke, mid vvas ill
(or some time aftciwaid. The death 111 hei
hurbaml, to whom she wa su ill devolnl, foi-lou-c-il
mil a shoil time aileiward, ami Inn Ihe
deatli ot liei i-i-lel, Cella, Vl,uthew, wile M
Sherile Malllirw.-, caused liei much grl'f 'Hun
came tlie death of her biotliei, Joe Oil, onl a
few nioiits ago, s,P nj, putieulailv fond of
hei mcitlicr, nml aluii)s look a gieMl mleie.t in
bis mm, having stalled him 1 11 the business
with liei luisband in Mc.lai's 'loiuNts in a
Pullman Cat,"
THE MA'RKETS.
SATURDAY STOCK QUOTATIONS.
'I lie following isolations
Tilhime li VI, 1, Jordan .V,
Hears building, birantou, Pa,
AmciKiu iiic.ii . Its
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Ball A Ohio . . . Us
Ciml. lobacio . , 7s
(lies. i (Mil 10'..
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f'liie.. II cS. 11 . , , ,'V
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Itock Maud , . , lt
Delawaie .1- Hudson .,.,IM
hail, i les , I'l- , . tills
foui ctA'a.li 1D7
Manhatlau hie .... I JO
Mel. 'Iracllou (u 17.14
MUouil Tacille ,, . .107"
Southern I'acllici , ,. , 1S
am furnished The
Co., rooms 7i).734
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LEQAL.
VIEWERS MITIt'E-ln te, benefts and dam
aucs b,v reamu of Ihe fonstruillim of n i-cwer
mi li ( il t avenue, Irving nunue. Iliienzll routt,
T.ivlor avinue, Ivellinii loml, W'ebtei avenue
and Vli sin el, In ihe Tenth wird, clt ut
SllJIllnll
The folowlng Is a siliiiliilp of Ihe benfhls
fiiiiiul by Ihe nuclei lgneil vleweis as shown bv
their lepiiit, fllid In the I'lolhnnulatv'ii olnie nt
the Cum 1 of ('11111111011 Pleas of Lackawanna
loiinlv, mi Ihe CI If (I iv of Odobei, PHH), tn No,
201, September turn, lOiWi
s-cHEDI'Li:.
I nt. Block. N line of Owner. Vssessnient
III II J unit llelldlg f4Hhl
It II lleoiite Klil) r 47.0I
12 II Michael Wallets 41.11
1IA1I 11 Mirk.OlKnovllcl &.'l
I. A III II Inlin Mem 2.11.64
17 II P. I. Itulleimun 10J.12
Is II Minimi Wagner !".
t'i II lleiniail W'agnei tM.fi
211 II lliiiran Waanei W.M
21 II Willi mi Wellnei 10.1 B .
22A2I II Milhodist Chilicli 203ft
21 II R. V. Ilium nn ti 103..ii
2i 11 Mis. Ileiille'tta W.vanl ... 1t Rrt
2il II VIm. Ciilherllie Thauci .... tOV.l!
27 II Tied Tcibuk. r v A.I
2m II ,lutnl Minicli T2.6l
2M. II Tied Knlbaili ? W
in r. Wllllaiu II. Wllllim. ii. 1342
17 II W llliplinlna Nmlir 121. 41
ISA III n Peter Mmfei 20V 02
.11 Ali 211 I. nils Vive 208"
II 'ii llelinin VI iglin 122.2
1 III liilm Lee Estate 1 2
2 III liilm lee IMille 10V 1l
I HI Icilin Lee IMille 10V 40
I in .loliii l.ee IVstuli 1010
.V li. vlnlin Lee Estate ., KM to
0 lr lohn lee E'tate 105 til
7 111 VllcluH Vlecbl 100,4i
li Mis. dclli Wagner , 10b,7
'i 10 I ewis Paihei 100 If.
HI In I, -wis 1'iiitie . iV)7!
II A 12 in liicoli -aai, .li '... ill IV
1 HI Viilhunv Stump 103.0c
II Id lu oil Pall IM.II
IV ll. Mis Mailln Oislcile .... 116.'?
III li. VIoMiiidu Phalu 10V tl
17 in IVidimind Pittnrli 10J.HI
IS li I barles Ita.Mio 104 .11
I'l lil I bin les Lemuel lOJ.I.'l
20 in I'llwnd lliirlmin 101 :i I
21 li. I harles Mlllei, Sr 100.1)
Zi ll. Philip Smdei I0H12
2. Hi .lo-cpll llallllliislei v VIM "I
21 Id lli'iu.v Uuoepfil N. 101.111
LV II. Mchulns llanst.ln 10S ,V7
20 II. louls Goeilll? I2I.ST
27 10 I I in Mcclilei Elate 100 IV
2s HI I ml l-iiiiiri. Si 1lfl..'l)
I 2, I '! licorgo r.ubci Estate .!9l.7l
4 21 lewis P. h. M tile 1 IW47
V 21 Mis. Ilallle I'obl 105.47
II 21 lewis Eaibei 10V.1?
7 21 llnisllan Muscat,! 70 1
7a 21 4 Italics Kempel 36 K
h 21 Philip sihwellrei 10V.1i
0 21 Iheodoie sliepplcinan Pt. 105.47
III 21 lleniicttu L. c)inart7.... 105.47
11 -21 I! t'. Capvvell 105.17
12 21 I hristiau Biisl 101. 1
It 21 Elizabeth Doner 10" 47
li 21 likseph Hoffman 12920
20 21 Hernhardt Thauer 101.21
'I 21 Bernhardt Thauei lOO.fcr,
"2 '! Itiliim W'ellnei OS IV)
21 21 William Mveis 1V2!..
21 21 Vdam Buber Estate 142.1V
2V 21 Mis. Katlnrine Thaller ... BO 70
2h 21 Mrs. Katherlnc Thauer .... 158 41
27 21 Mis,. Maris Plttocl mill
1 27 vrantou School Disti ii t , . 205 07
,t 27 liroige Smithing 08 1
.V 27 (.eoige Ilonold 72. .W
ft 27 lohn Gocbc! S'.tiO
Scianton Clly iaV7.0)
I ol it cost of sewei )609.ti2
Notice is heieb given lliat unless exceptions
aie filed theuto within thirtv (.10) elajs from the
elite liereof, the sulci leport will bj continual
alculutrl by Ihe ( eiurl.
JI. II. SANDERS.
1.1VV 8. RICHARD,
D I. CVMPBELL,
Vieweis
t OltV.
May
41'4
44S 44';
4l'l
Scranton Board of Trade Xxchangs
Quotations All Quotatlonc Baaed
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Aslcec
First National Bank 1200
Scranton Savings Bank 350
Third National Bank 480
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank.. 275 ...
Economy Light. U. & 1 Co. 44
Lacka Trrst Sate Deposit Co 150
Clark & Snoycr Co., Pr. 15
Scranton Iron Fence etc Mfg. Co. 100
Scranton Axle Works 8V
Lacka-vanna Dairy Co., Pr. 2U
County Savings Bank & Trust Co.. SCO
First National Bank (Carbor.dale) 200
Standard Drilling Co
Tiadera' National Bank 14S
Scranton Bolt and Nut Co 100 ...
BONDS.
Scranton Fass-ngcr Railway, first
Mortgage, due t?20 US
People's btreet Railway, first mort
gage, due 101S 115
People's Street Railway, General
mortgage, clue 1021 115 .
Dickson Manufai turing Co 100
Lacka. Township School 5 per cent. ... Wi
City of Scranton St. Imp. 6 per
cint. .. 1M
Scranton Traction 0 per cent. US ...
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Coricctcd b II. 0. Dale. 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
BuUii-Cream-M. old, 20a 'lc; fresh, 2.!a2"!e
dad, fiesli, JI('h'l; old, JJalSc.
Cl.ceae l'till iream, 12al3c.
1 Rgs W'e-teiu licsh, ll'i to I'c; neaih
state. I'U to Uu.
1'eans IVr bu , choice iiunovv, 55a2.fi0
Pea Beans I'ei bu , ilioici marrow, V.""- '
Mitlluni Bcans-P.-r bu., 2 :0a2.43.
llreen Peas Pel bu , 'l.tOal.'S,
Onlons-Pcr bu , iJLIOalSO
I'loiir Hist patent, per bbl., $l.bj,
Red Kidney Beani Per bu , $.M3a.' 30.
Philadelphia Live Stock.
Philadelphia, pul 21. Receipts for the weekt
tattle, 2,U7li sheep, 7JSI-, hogs, J,bJ.I. Cattle
llighci cm nioelriati olTerlngs; bei,t, Va6; choice,
$.' !l7a5 0, nod, ,V,23a5.1"; medium, "VaS 2V
cominon, ft.ViV, Mieep and lambs Tiifle. Iov
ii unci lunket not teetive; i-lietp, . "i'4l J
ilioico, t'.ia'ic; good, lil'ii.; medium,' R'talc"
iiiiiiniiiii, 2'e.il' ; limlis, gooil lo citra. .'.a
H'itf ; spiing laiutH, flan per Iliad. Hogs Vlai.
kcl firm, with pikes well maintained; west
nn, MtiiS'ge I'll cons, improved Inquiry it
'i4ule llilu cow, fall ieqiiei-t, 2a.'!;i,; ve'l
calvcM, mini I'jilei at lali'.e ; milch ions o
liiMei seiectiiins leaiUeel ".iSatO. Drcajed steeu,
bliade liimei at Si0'4cl diessed rows, HWic,
Buffalo Live Stock,
li.t lluflalo, Vpiil SI -Itecelpt.s-Oalile, SI
i .Us; ohrep and limbs, 11 cars; hngi, 20 cais
shipments tattle, 5! can.; hcep and lambs, 7
i an.; hog, II cjh. fa I tle-Lnc hanged fahe,
dull Wool lambs, choice to extra, ,J3,75a3."S;
clipped lamlca, ?.Va5.10; sheep, choice tn extra,
$L75a5. Ilogs, heavy, $ 23 pigs, 0.10a6.J5.
FINANCIAL.
K -s
$200,000
United Railways of
St Loiiis, Mo,,
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BONDS.
YieHing Investor 4.60
Rudolph Klejbolte k Go.
1 Nassau St., New York.
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