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THE SCRANTON TBIBUNE-SATURDAY. APRIL 27, 1901'.
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INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
COMMITTEE OF MINERS WAITED
ON XOOMIS.
Submitted Tholr List or Grievances
nntl Lett Them lor Consideration.
Work Thnt Is Being Done tit the
Dickson Locomotive Works The
D., L. & W. Bonrtl for Today.
Threaten to Make War on the
Lackawanna Another Strike at
the Nay Aug Mine.
The kiI'vuih'p piiminlltoe f the
Or-lawnm. I.ttclmwunnu ami AWRlr-rti
yiillroml mlnt-rn. who waited mum Hit
licrlntcticlciiL 10. K. Loomm. oC tho
T,1,lliivitnnii ronl department 'iliurs
ilny afternoon, wuic yesterday ropori-
.m1 as liuvlnB had a most plcmmnt In
terview with Mr. LoomK and one
which wiiit destined t" hrlni? nbout
iiomo rather liniiorlnnl ehunRes In o
dltlons at the collieries.
They submitted ti. list or riIpViiikos
to the superintendent, discussed them
with him, and llnally left, lmvlns his
HSHUrance thnt (ill duo consideration
would he Riven their nlalnts. V h le
none of the points Involved are or J lie
weightiest kind, there are a number
of Bi-levanccs which the miners claim
jiocd instant attention. Superlntend
ont T.oomis wns out of the city yes
terday, lcaviiiB here Thursdny even-
lllK.
The Delaware mul ITiultfon Krioviinro
committee is still in session. The men
were closeted at American Order Uni
ted Workmen hall all yesterday and
will resume work on their srtevnnce
list this morninp. The Ktie miners
were also in session duritnr the day
nt Hotel Coyne, but were unable to
complete their woil;, and adjourned
until this mornimr.
The employes of the TemnJe Coal
and Iron company mot at Scott's hotel
and the committee representing the
collieries of the Now York, Ontailo
and Western Kallroad company as-s-eniuled
jeslorilay at American Order
United Workmen hall, meotinff in tlio
small room adjoining the main apart
ment. Twenty-four delegates, repre
Kfiitinp ten collieries, were present,
and organized by electing M. V. Mor
row, of the Ontario collieiy. president,
ond Oliver Harris of the rtichmnndale,
f-ecretary. Thoy will meet again this
morring.
It is likclv that the other commit
tees will wind up their preparations
today, and wait upon Superintendents
C C Host', of the Delaware and Hud
son: W. A. May, of the Eric, and S.
It. Thorne, of the Temple.
Dickson Locomotive Works.
The mammoth locomotive recently
built at the Dickson locomotive works
tor the Intercolonial railroad, has been
undergoing some (severe tests during
the past few days, under the direction
of Superintendent Helaney and Eu-m-iic
Cleveland, the inventor of tho
Cleveland cylinders, and the result is
eminently satisfactory. No changes
whatever were necessary, and the lo
comotive climbed the heavy grades on
ii... TicUawauna railroad as easy and
ginceful as could be expected of such
an iron monster.
Tliis is the third locomotive bunt
for the Intercolonial company with the
i -lowland cylinder included, and is the
lirst of an order of seven express and
live consolidation engines now being
luillt bv the Dickson Manufacturing
company.
Tho features of the Cleveland pat
eat is in overcoming cylinder conden
sation and back-pressure, or the resist
ance of exhausted stemn, thus facili
tating unlimited speed, increased
powei and decreased coal consump
tion. In conversation with The Tribune
iran yesterday, Mr. Cleveland unhesi
tatingly stated that this typo or loco
motive embodies the finest of every
thing that modern science Incorpoiales
In locomotive building, and that tho
Dickson Manufacturing company has
one of the best locomotive-building
plants in the world. Their employes
are exceptionally clever workmen, and
the products of the Siranlon shops are
making it name for themselves
throughout tho lailroad world that is
bound to be fell in the future.
To Make War on D., L. & W.
It Is reported that the United PinHos
Tipa Line Oil company intends to
light tho Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Tiailroad company because
1hey have tt'ken up one of their tracks
between Washington and J'hlUips
burg, N. J.
Tho report has it that when appli
cation was made in the 'OXa the pio
moters of tho company made every
pffort to fcesure tho right of laying a
single track, but failed. Tin Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western has
taken up ono truck between there and
Washington. It is stated that Secre
taiy Iowi Emery, of Bradford, I'a,,
ox-president of the oil eninpaiv, pro
poses to begin proceedings agniust
the railroad company for forfoltuto of
the latter's charter. Tho railroad
company flcfeaud the nil company
when they wanted to lay their pipes
under the Delaware, T.aeknwanna and
Western tracks near Washington.
The Firemen's Strike,
State Vre.sldent C. W. Kaxter, of tho
Intei national Association of Stationary
Fireman, yesterday mado the hUto
jiient that tho striking llremun .if t no
South steel mill had tisen offered M.TO
jer day, if they would it) turn.
No lecogiiltlon of tho union woul I
be made, howmer, Tho nam's de
mands ao for a vag- c, $1,08, Hi';
tents per huur. An important moot
ing of tho llremen will bo held at 2:,C
o'clock toniofiow after noon In Corcoi-.
an's hall, South Sci.iuion,
Strike at Nay Aug.
Tiie miners at tho Nny Aug colliery
of tho Nay Aug Coal company aio
ugalu on strike. It is claimed that tho
jompany Is paying some men $1 par
i-ard for removing rock and that otheis
aio getting only seventy-live cents.
Tho men luivo appointed a grievance
rummlttee, tvlm 'will wall upon .Super
intendent Caryl Just as soon us that
nlllclal returns from New York city,
whore lie now Is.
D., L. & W. Board.
Following is tho muke-up of the D.,
U & W. board for today:
rillllAV, Al'ltll 2.1,
Wild Cal, Kat S p. in., (1, TlignM, tlt li.
i.irtlvoloim vv's iikii; 10 . in., W, Vi, l.jUau;
II p. in., A. lu'Ulijm,
SATUItDAV. Al'ltll, .:.
MM Cat, Kat-U'.SU a. w., 11. Costnor; .1 a.
in., U. lljiido)jli: T J, in.. I. .). Cuoicllo; tj a.
in., O. lMUif,v; V a. in., A, II, I'uwc; 11 u.an.
I.. M. IhllHi 2 p. in.. 1). Wnllnrcj S p. m.,
II IIMiIdr! 0 in., II. 3. bniklli.
Emninilt', Etc. H n. I".. fnl. J. ltcnnlgnj 7
n, in., writ, O. rrountclkcri n p. in., nt, .1,
CanJRiri 7 i. m.i mill M. (toldcn with W. II,
Nichols' men! 7 p. m.i cut from Nny Aug-, li.
MeAIHitcr.
1'iillfr 10 it. m.i I'. Ti. Sfror.
1'udicrn S a. In., Ilou'cri lu i. in., S. 1 In
n.'tlyi 11.30 n. m.. Mownj 7 p. m.i Murptiyt l)
p. in., I,ninplln,'( HI p. in. i Wliliir-r.
l'.icna(r :iirIiii"-7 a, in,, nmfnryt 7 t. in.,
SliiL'ort f:sn p. til., Stnnlon) 7 p. in., MrHowtn.
Wllil C.1I, Wrfl I n. m., P. Wrtllj 0 a, in.,
.1, (llnlrvi 7 o. m., M. CiniKviyi S ii. In., CJ,
Klnlov't n n, in., .1. Ituil.li u ( ; 11 n. in,, .1.
II. Matrn: J p. m.i M. bonulinryj I! p. in., .1.
riilmsnn; ."! p. in.. J. 1!. 3tiltri 4 p. in., II.
Il.isti'ilvj n p. in., T. .1, 'J lioinpion: (1 p, in.,
JltL.inc.
NOTICK.
('otiiliKlor Jl. (llnlp.v will inn P. .1. XrilU'
tun toiilxlit, April l!il,
llrakriiiiin Mrllciiitirlt l(wrt for duly on with
, II. MclmN iron-.
Ilr.ikrmin 1'. Ilarnry lfporl for duly on O.
T. fUrl"' eri!v.
This and That.
The Journeymen barbers of the con
tial city will meet lu Industrial hall,
Monday nlirhl, to form n union.
A meeting of the recently organized
tlootlilar-ks and Newsboys' union will
be held Suiulny at Kconomy hall. Tho
yotingsteis will he served with a ban
quet by P. 11, Durkln.
The old gla-ss works ot C.reen Itldgp
aie being torn down, after having been
an eyesore to Hie public for a, number
of years. The machinery and the ovens
lire vol In good condition and will be
shipped to Moosle, where the new plant
Is to bo erected.
Bids on tiie machinery foundations
aie being iccelved liyTlinmcs it lleeht,
who will opotate tho spike manufac
turing plant being liuIlL In Keyset
valley, and today is the last for en
tering any piilinmtes on the cost. There
Is a large and varied amount of work
of tills sort to be done, as foundn
tlims msut be constructed for tho tluee
furnaces, boilers, engines, and other
machinery. Knur hundred cubic yards
ot concrete and stone will bo used.
LUZERNE MEN" SELECTED.
Former Wilkes-Barre Boys Appoint
ed to Regular Army.
Among the thirly-tliiee appoint
ments to the regular army front Penn
sylvania are two young men well
known in this city. The president
made the appointments Wednesday.
Morirs M. Keck, formerly of this city,
was one of the fortunate ones.
Lieutenant Keck served with tin
Ninth regiment during tiie war with
Spain and two yens ago, when the
volunteer regiments wore sent to Ma
nila, lie was commissioned a first lieu
tenant in the Forty-second regiment.
The other appointment was that of
James A. Hlggins, it former resident
of this city. Lieutenant Hlggins Is a
native of Philadelphia and well known
there socially. He is a. lit other of Cap
tain Ambrose Higgins, formerly or the
signal corps, who also resided here and
had charge of the Postal Telegraph
company. Lieutenant Hlggins was ii
student at the University of Pennsyl
vania, but at tho outbreak of the
Spanish-American war was appointed
a second lieutenant of the signal corps.
Wilkes-Banc News.
THE CHARGE IS WITHDRAWN.
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A Great Labor Leader Speaks.
EDWARD CARROLL, Former President of the
National Building Trades Council, Is Weil Again.
Left in a Worn-out and Exhausted Condition by the Grip, His Kidneys
Became Seriously Affected, But He Was Completely Cured by
That Wonderful Remedy, Warner's Safe Cure.
Chicago, Feb. 26, 1901.
Warner's Safe Cure Co.,
Rochester, New York.
Geutlemeu t I feel that Warner's
Safe Cure certainly deserves a word
of praise from me, because t have
been benefited by it to an extent
un looked for when I began using it.
The effects of the "Grip" left me in
a wornout and exhausted condition,
affecting my kidneys, but two bottles
of your medicine made me feel so
much better thai I decided to use the
third, which practically completed, a
cure for me.
EDWARD CARROLL,
Kx-President National Building
Trades Council.
All Persons who uvo suffering from after effects of the Grip, or whose kidneys .ire diseased
in nny way, should rfo to-day to the nearest druggist and get n bottle of Warner's Safe Cure.
Free Sample of Warnci 's .Cafe Cure sent on application. Address Sample Department, Warner's Safe Cure Co.,
Roche-iter, N. Y.
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NEW STOCK.
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Wc arc now prepared to show you an entire NEW slock ol
Carpets
i Wall Panprc nnd ftranpriAC
tt a. uiwtk; (fcwi nsn. uivi iVkJ
Every item is this season's goods, and wo are prepared to serve
you promptly and at our well-known low prices.
l WILLIAflS&ricANULTY !
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue-
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English Print Ware
Dishes, Cups, Saucers, btc, made of the fa
mous English Print Ware, look belter and last
longer than the more expensive hotel ware.
We have a large stock of these gooods, beau
tilully decorated at surprisingly low prices.
See Display In Our Center Show Window.
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! Clock's Best !
Vaccoro Will Be Good Hereafter and
Likewise Pay the Costs.
Some time ago Domlneo Vaccoro, of
Dtuunore, was arrested for selling
liquor on Sunday, at his hotel In Dun
more. IJev. M'. TT. "Williams, oC the
Anil-Saloon League, being Hie prose
cutor. Yesterday an arraiiKemtmt was ar
rived at, by which the charge against
Vaccoro i withdrawn, upon his hlnii
ing an agreement to hoieafter oh.servo
the provisions of his license and pay
the costs, which amount to .f2S.SC.
Organs for Sale Cheap.
You can buy a. good second hand Or
Ran ns low as S10.00 at Guernsey Hall,
.1. W. Guernsey, Pi op.. 311 Washing
ton avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Swell Oxfords
at Gallon's Shoe Store, Wis l.aeU,i
wannri. '
Where can I set my films and platen
developed and pictuies llnlsliedV Why,
;it Floiey & llrooUs, of course. "
Ask for Kelly's union crackers.
Union Hade
Tobacco
A Good Smoke or Chew.
A Trial Solicited.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
MANUFACTURED BY
The Clock Tobacco Co,,
644-46-48 Wyoming- Ave.
Scranton, Pa.
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BEAMY, 2 CONQUEROR
BELLAVITA
Arflonic Beauty Tablets ond Pills. , par.
fectly siiCmtiul Kmiinnti'edtrP.iliiirut fm-iill elfi'i
li-ordors. Restores tho bloom nljouth to laded (aco.'
'0 ili.ys' ticntinimt Mc; S) days.' .-,1.00, by Midi
rienn for ciiculnr. Addiess,
';f.'VITA MhUlCAL CO., Clinton & Jocktuii Sis., Cliictf
Sold by McGarrah 4 Thomas, Drui;
Ctsts,, 20!) Lackawanna ave Scranton, I'a.
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Brewery
Hanuracturcra or
OLD STOCK
THIRD iHL BANK
OF SCRANTOIV.
Capital $200,000. Surplus 5500,003.
United States Depositary.
Business, personal and sav
ings accounts invited.
x oer cent, interest waid on
savings accounts.
485 to 455
N. Ninth Streat
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Open Saturday veniugs
from 8 to g o'clock.
Wm.-Conni-.i.i , I'residenl.
HiNiiY Br un, Jr.. Vice Pies.
Wm. H. Ijh:k, Cashier.
California Oil.
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312-314 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Also Exclusive Novelties in Jv.
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At Both Our Stores Today We Will Offer the Following Ex
traordinary Bargains:
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Men's Suits
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MI'.YS MLL'R SiiRdl- SLMTS, all pure wurtwl; m.o
:'. t to l-l ; S8,l (itialilv; reduced fur Saturday oulv d r aO
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MEN'S I'.I.ACK t'LAV SLMTS. all worMed; w '.U
to fl; $UMHI tjuality; reduced for Saturday
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$6.98
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.MUX'S KAXCV CIIICMOT SLMTS, Mricth all wool:
sizes ill to I-; t?S,IIO tjuality; reduced for Salur- ( g g
day only to PO O J
.IK."S FANCY CUKV.rOT A.U WOKSTRD SLMTS,
srj.tlll quality, reduced for Saturday mils 'TT PA
Boys' Long Pent
Soils
HOYS' MA. WOOL 1'AXCY CHEVIOT SLITS; si.e
II to l!ll; Jpli.OO quality; reduced for Saturday j -y A O
only lo . . '.
HOYS' 1U.ACIC AXU IllAMC CI I I'A MOT SLMTS; m.c,
II to I'll; i-xS.OII quality; reduced' for Saturday GkA QR
HOYS' HLACK CLAY SLMTS, all pure wor-ted; i.e
II to I'll; ?S.()I) (jilalily; reduced for Saturday (fc g QO
Clllly to J a ,7 J
HOYS' r.LLMC SKRlili SLMTS, all pure worked; size.-.
Ij to 0; SS.Oll (jualityj reduced for Saturday (j qj QQ
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Boys SI
HOYS' DOLMWM'-I'.REASTKD CHEVIOT SUITS; sizes
!i io Hi; colors lilacU and liltiej $:5.0 (piality; re- d QQ
duced for Saturday only to P 1 VO
ilOYS' DOCHLK-RRICASTI-I.) HLACK CHEVIOT
.SLMTS, sti icily all wool; Mzes ! to 3it; ?;i.r.(l d A
(inalilv: reduced for Saturdav only to H'-' CJ
HOYS' P.LLM-: SICRi.l. SIMTS, all pure; worsted; mzc-s.
!i to ; S1.00 qualitv; reduced for Saturday d?0 QO
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