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HOTAt
INDUSTRIAL
AND LABOR
ARE CONFERRING ABOUT THEIR
GRIEVANCES.
Couunittess of Mine Workers Met
Mine Supcilntendents in This City
Yesterday Appointments An
nounced by Geneial Supeiinten
dent T. E. Clarke, of the Lackawan
na Ficsent Condition of the An
tluacito Coal Tiade The D., L. &
W. Board for Today.
SujiciintLnili'iiL '. ('. Ilo-e, 01 tlio
Delnw.iro and Hudson 1 o.il tlfp.nt
inent, find H 15. Thoiiio. of the Temple
('oil and lion coinp.iiiy, ccmc w.iitoel
upuii yc.sloiel.i.v li tlio pri ien anc p com
miltfes whiili met iliii inpr the latter
prfit of last week in this city and for
mulated lists ol nmttei.s (o he pic-onted
to the company authoilties lor adjust
ment. AVlule the Toinplo committee.-'.-, list It
.said to li,ie ineiuly dealt with a num
ber ot inlnoi inatteis and loeal arilev
aneos, tne Uc law aie and Hudon eom
mittf o is thouKht to have pie.sented to
Hupeiiiit'.'iident ('. I Jos-e an an ay of
demands which are of c onslderableim
portam e.
The men wailed upon the Miiieiiii
lendcnt yc-j.teid.cy nioiniiiR- and were
onlv tlo.seteil with blni lor a fhott
while, durlutr which they piesented the
list which it took tour davs of last
week to draw up. Mi. p.osc promised
to Rive it due consideration, hut set no
dale lor uhinir tlu oinnilttee an an
swer. "When .seen ycsleulay hy a Trib
une man, he declined to state whut
was the natuio of the committee's de
mands. "However." lie said, "them Is
one thins- nine. AW will not increase
their waSMN W have i ulflllotl our
iiKiceinent and can do no moie."
The conimitteo ot Tompl-i company's
men, who met lust wtelt at Scott's
hotel, woio In session with Kumnin
lendent Thome the si enter patt ni'jvs
teiday attetnoon and it was about ti.10
o'clock when the merv llnally lett thu
ofllee. The miners and "uperiuteiulent
had a he.11 t-lo-heait talk, and last
nlKlil the latter .stated that tlio men's
Kilevanccs weie adjusted, without any
chniiKes of importimtc taking place.
Xo chantres niu made in the wane scale,
nor in the uncial methods of opom
ilon. .Some of tlie matiei.s which te
qulied deliberation weie taken under
advisement by Siiiniriuleiideiit Thome.
Tlio Kivater p.ut of the mutteis weie,
however, inuiely local silevances.
Tlic liiu Ktlevauc( fommittee has
now concluded its dollbetatlous, but
were unablu yesleulay to see .Supeiin
tendent AV. ., liny, who was out of
the city. The Xow Ynik, Oniiirio and
AA'estcin committee h still In sosslnn.
Stiike of Xabojeis.
Another stilko was InaiiKuiatfn w.-,.
It'idny, when about loity labours cm
'ilojeel by (Jonti.ii.tor -M, ,1, middy on
the toundntiou woik of tho pi luting
plant for the Collleiy Ihiglueer com
pany, on AVyomhiB avenue, lofii'-ed to
lontlnuu opetailons uiiIchs a linlfoim
scale of $l..'.rt pei ilav was paid thum.
As tlio woik Is almo.st completed,
Sir. Ruddy yeslerday said that opera
tions weio not Incommoded to any
cMent, as, ho tan easily secuio all tlio
men necessary and woik them today.
The tumble originated Saturday, Tlio
men weie engaged under a contiact
.stipulating that they be paid every two
weeUb, Woik was started a week ago
last Wednesday but Saturday the men
asked lor their pay and lecelved It.
Yeuterduy morning they notified Mr,
rtuddy that eeiy man must be paid
a dally wage of 51.50. Some of. the
men ulready iecoled that, while oth
ers, boys and old men, aie paid l?ss,
and tho men received tlio answer that
only IhoHo who de&cire'd It would be
paid tho lenuhed sum. Thpy then
btiuuk una by so doing thtuw twenty-six
teamsteis out of woik for tho
(neater pait or the da. Some of the
men who lecelved $1.50 per day re
mained at their tasks. Tho ouiat
lug Is now piaetleally completed and
the masons will soon begin woik.
The Switchmen's. Grievances.
Kveiytlilus peitalnlng to the swltch
imn has been left In the hands of
teyT
No other article of food
has received such em
phatic commendation
for purity and whole
someness from the most
eminent authorities.
BAKINQ POWOCN ".. WILLIAM 1THEET. NEW
chairman Timlin, or the Kiievance
committee, and he will not talk on tlio
subject. Fiank Jones, president of the
local switchmen's lot othei hood, lu
spcaklns of the matter yesterday, said:
"The .stoiies published in the out of
town papers- do us a si eat injustice,
and there is no more ti tit Ii in them
than thi re is in the tumor that we aie
point; to enter into a sttike. In the fitst
place, we cannot strike if we wanl to,
unless such an action has been sanc
tioned by the entire biotheihood."
Itcgauliiifr tin; reinstatement of Her
lity und Toomey, President Jones had
nothing tosav. but il was gleaned from
another souice that a lenuest will he
made or the company to furnish them
employment. There is no foundation
for 'the stoiies afloat, that those men
will be reinstated, as their soivlies
weie unsatisfactory to the company,
and lor that icason they weie dis
charged. Kurthermoie, both of them
weie emplojed .is bosses when they
weio dismissed, and .ucoiding to tho
mles of the oider they aie not eligible
to consideiation fioin a biotheihood
point of v lew.
Jlr. Pooie, chief cleik to tieneial
riupeiinlendent Claike, staled positive
ly yesteiday that no schedule of giicv
aiucs had been prescnud lor the com
pany's consideration, and that so far
as lie knows none luue been prepared.
Lackawanna Appointments.
Tlio following clicin.iis weie issued
je-cteiday fiom the olliio of Geneial
Supeiintendent T. I:, Claike, ot the
Lackawanna railroad, lelatlve to two
appointments, which will become ef
fective to m 01 row:
Sr.r.ioti. I'j., l 1, I'hii
I nictiie IIih (lite, the aiinnitinpnt 01 Mi. t,
1! ( im'. i superintendent of 111 -fnlc n
ltcr"In fonfinnotl
I'. I'.. (Uikc Ci-wi.il Supciinltiitlnii.
Ir. Casey was appolntfd acting
.supeiintendent some time ago, and has
tilled the position very acceptably. Tie
was loimeily chief eloik to J. Jl. Daly,
ex-supeiintendent ol tiansportatioii.
and when Jlr. Daly leslpned, tlie office
ot siipeiintLiidenl or car senile was
ci cited.
Siumnii, I'l , Mil I, fml,
lil.'itln' Ilii- dd.. Mi. W ilium f. Wilnn U
.iiluntiil hlii 1I1I111 i.'wil. with oiiiii .it 'u
Ktiliuue plin', iw tU il, mip Mi 1, ,
Hjcr, liNluncil,
'I'. I.. I IlldC, CCIICMl "IIIH'lillllllili III.
Sir. AVII.son is a western mini, and
hut little is known of him heie.
Woikraen laid Oft.
Since Hi- Pennsylvania Coal min
p.iny assumed cliaige or the Itiuine
collleiy of the Newton Coal company,
at Plttstiin, seveial months ago. many
leis'ilis h.ive been made inside tlie
mine, Now that all Inipunenients
mi1 about completed. It will necessi
tate Hie laying olf of nboul twenty
live men on May 1, This and oilier
..linages made by tho company make
il nppanMU thai oNoiythiug Is being
done to lessen (lie expenses of the
company.
The two eiiglnoiis, tiu.stwoi thy men
In eieiy paitlcul.ii, aie Included In
the number laid mf. Tlionias Cook,
foi eman of the lepaii gang, who has
been with the company soveinl yeais
In ch.ugo of the link work, will also
letlie on Mn I, The pump iiiiincis,
who used that shaft, will have to enter
by another opening. Tho men under
Mr. Cook woiked steadily while other
places weie idle. Tho tlio boss lms
been iraiisleried lo another shaft.
Wilkes. Hat 10 News.
The Antluuclte Coal Tinde.
Tho haul coul trade Is, on the whole,
Is In hotter shapo than Is usual at this
time of the year, and all indications .110
that tho Am 11 shipments will be laigcr
than anticipated. A backward spiing
is in pan icspoiislble for tho demand,
but the chief enuso of tho buying Is
piobably the nuw schedule of pi ices,
with graded discounts, while the "com
munity of Intei ests" In tho coal toads
makes It piobable that tho discounts
will bo maintained. Huylug Is pietty
well distributed. There Is nothing do
ing lu anthiacito at tho head of tho
lakes, thero being piaetleally none
theio to sell. Jn Chicago tenltory
business is light, pending tho opening
of lake navigation. On account or tlio
ougiuceis' .stilku bhlpinents will not
btait fiom Iiulfalo hcfoic May 10th,
oven If navigation opens boforo that,
Tho vessel mvneis' association is still
(Irm In Its attitude towaul the engi
neer, the stiike virtually being sim
ply lor tho lecognltlon or the engi
neeis' union. The t'nlteel States .Steel
loiporatlon controls a large number of
Avoid the imitation powders. They are sold
cheap because thry are made from alum.
But alum is a poison dangerous to use in food.
YORK.
vessels that are 110L likely lo bother
with coal unless Kites aie high. Coal
cai lying will vii ttiallv bo done bv out
side ciaft, these ia.ve founed an as
sociation and are trying to hold tatos
to "iOe , while coal shippers want 40c.
Owing to the 01 e carrying fleet not
caiing for coal from Buffalo, the distii
butlon of leturn caigoes is now such
that theie Is no excess Tor the head of
the lakes, consequently the rates fiom
Patff.ilct to Chicago aie the same as
to Dultilh. A 10 or 50c. rate from Buf
falo applies to till upper lake ports
except oul-of-the-wccy points.
In tlie i:ast tinde is quite good.
Tlieie has been a good demand from
points bejond Cape Cod. Bituminous
shippers, in fact, accuse anthiacito
buyers of being so eager to get coal
forwaid ns to keep up coastwise essel
lates, when a 10c. drop was expected,
thus oft setting tlie -Vpiil discount ot
Hie. as compired witli May. This is
denied by antlnacite sales agents at
New A'oik, who sav that long-continued
bod w Pitt her is gieatly delaying
coastwise movements, so that aiilvals
at points bojond Capo Cod aie lighter,
not heavier than a few weeks ago. 15e
tall buing at Boston, New A'oik, and
Philadelphia, Is unusually good for this
time ol tlie year.
The Apiil pi ices for liee-buining
while ash coal f. o. b. New A'oik Har
bor poits aie: llioken, S3 HO: egg, $3.7.1;
stove and nut, $t. KnglneeiinR and
Mining Journal.
D., L. & W. Board.
Following is the make-up of the D.,
I, &AV. board for today:
xioM)y. rnii, .i.
Wild 1 lis, i:at s p in , V. V. Sterciu; 10
p in, J A. IluJi; It p 111. 1". ri.inniRli.
triisuvv. .pitii, :.
Wil.l rit-, Kit 12.!0 a in, 1'itzpjtilcK; a
i. 111 , S. O'Connur, with .1. IMMor's mon; "
a. in , .1. 'Mo.-ior; 0 n . '. II. Mif .inn; ill
j. in, i.ui;i' 'nmnii'.: 1 p. in, V, I.uiarr;
p in , .1. .1 CoM"lln; j i. m , O. I". Kcmif); (i
i in , . II. Kohi. s
summit'.. Fit.- U .'. m . (Mil .1. (Auiigt?: ? i.
til, wit, (icilgi' rumnlrlkii: 0 p m., rjl, .1.
I I, iimir in ; 7 p in . t.it. W, II. Mi dot's; 7 p. i.i.,
cast limn Ncv Aiiir. 1 . Mi llilci; 7 p. in , it
(nun I juii;i, Mi lams I' in. west Ireni Civ.
ui; l, I In nii-iii.
I'ullil ID J. in., 1'. II Nioi
Ci-liiis-'j a. m , llmwr 10 a. in , s. iuiiiiii ;
II. .ii i. in. Mi i in; 7 p. n ,, Jliirpliv; n p. in,
l.nnpliU, lop in.. i(liner.
I'a-ci(.ir liuiins 7 a. in,. (.iKnoy; 7 a. in ,
shs.im; .',.ii p in. St niton; 7 p m . Mnucunii,
Wild Ml. Wol I a. in., W. II. llutliolome,
Willi poiiillun'ti inciil ,'i J. in , .Mills, Milli Mr..
l.iilln'-c nun; II a in . I". Wall; 7 .i. m , .1. (.'In.
Iii ; S a. in., 31. Cari'inilv; 10 a, in,, u Kinipi.
Ii., 11 a. in., .1. llniUi.nl; t p. in, .1. .1, Mm.
i.i, Willi sliplis' mm, 2. p. in, O Itamlolph;
.'i I', in,, II. ( i(iiri; .1 p in.. KrtiliKm; 4
p in, M IiOiikIiih i ; .' p. in, lulm Uiliahan;
I, I II. Ul-tiK
.sorirr
r'nmliii irti M (ihiliv will urn sj ami SI. ultli
IIimiiV iiiw, i oiiiim in inu Apiil ,'Ui, until uilliir
IlOticl.
I oiuliicini' fii'drco Tlionn will inn (', lliriliol.
I inou's lllV ICUlllll.
llriKiinin I', 'llinliu Mill S' unl wlili M, I'll
liiml.v nisi lilp
llrakcnuii s. (Icimis will j,o out uitli ,1,
Mi Doiim II nil dip,
llraKiiiiiu llonii in will so out ullh T. .1.
n.'iip..iiii mi 7 p. in, .sininnlt, IihiIkIiI, Apiil
SOME APPOINTMENTS TODAY.
Ditector Hitchcock to Till File De
partment Places,
Ulmtor ot Public) Safety r, ij
Hitchcock stated josterday .ifternoou
that he believed lie would be ready to
du somutlmo to nuike sonio o tlio Uro
depnilnii nf appointments.
Mo spent all yestmdav afternoon
witli Supetintondenl Zlzelmann going
thiough the Hat of applicants who have
sue cess! ully passed tho examinations.
He would not say whethei just the per
manent men or whether tho pcuuanent,
bunk and call men weio to lie appointed
today,
BASE BALL.
'I he ( oiiili lUi? Illll rlnb ut t 01 Jihluii
aiiil woiilil 111." to pli) any team in I In county
it 18 i iai5. '(lie pi n CIS arc; 1', si a 1 civ,
ulclier, II Priccoll and CainpMI, pllchcci,
V. Minn, fholstop; It, (triiiicr, (lit base; 1',
IaIIih, ilcu'i'I liaic: ,1. riillon, tliinl I'jie; ,1,
McMnllcii rl.'lit licM; ,( folllito, ccntsf Uclil;
J, Ilw.uliN, lot Hell: Monti and licvlnr, w .
ilitnlci; I', linn, tiriiutei; II, Urunor, cap.
tain; T. loltu., nuiir.tci,
'I ho stiiiii lu-o (till team will meet a team
fiom ,i .ai htliunl, uiiinnicil, or t lie ftiat nanw
of tlie uJ-ini, 'I lie (.aiiic will take piare at tlic
Moiloik llelil in, 10 au o'clock Falnidaj nicrnlii,',
May (. 'Ilm Mcillngi will try tlielr new pilch.
en for tlio fimt time IhU te-aion, Tlic.t an II
W Mcail, II. .1, stlllwpll and A. Millc. Tlie
Sterlings hue alo ligncil a now (ilajti, Uo
l,-,iiolt, who will play In llin inllclil.
'Iho skiliin.''. ulll auept u eli.illcnui' fiom
an.i levin in Uiekananiu lountj uudor the age
u( 11 .mo i . An.cv.ci in tliU papi'i. o (;jihc
on Siind.i.i. Maiiavcr, II W Mead; uplaln, K.
While.
MILL GIRLS
RESUME WORK
MANY HANDS BACK AT SAU
QUOIT YESTERDAY.
Supeiintendent Davis Opened the Big
Mill Yesterday Horning Strikers
Also HcBume iWork at Blips' Dun
more nnd Dickson Plants All
Girls In Line Except Klots nnd
Taylor Locals Klotz Girls Want
Forewoman Dismissed Yestor-'
day's Parade nnd Mnss Meeting.
Supeiintendent W. II. Wavls yester
day morning opened ht Sauqtiolt mill,
and seveial hundred girls were present
to resume work and thus stnmp their
seal of approval upon th statement
made Sunday declaring the strike to
be at an end. Other milk Which re
sumed operations yesterday morning
weie Valentine Itllss' Dunnioio and
Dickson City plants.
Tho stilkers celebrated the end of
tlielr long period ot Idleness by a pa
rade yesterday afternoon, In which only
the younger members participated, nnd
a mass meeting last night In College
ball, at which William aiallly, of New
Yoik, and "Mot hot" Mary .Tone made
addresses. The Peteisbuig local met
yesterday artetnoon and listened to the
proposition submitted bv Supeiintend
ent Uiiohofen. The latter, in behalf of
Helling. David & Hchocn. who operate
tlie mill, made the same offer thnt
Supeiintendent Davis and tho other
operators held out, and as wages at the
rctcrsbiirg mill and the Sauquolt are
about Iho some, the advances tuc
equal.
The piopos.il was universally con
ceded to be a liberal one, and the stiik
ers were highly content with It, as
their lousing vote amply demonstrated.
Only three ballots were cast against a
renewal of work, and the milt will open
today. The employes of Bliss' Dunmore
nnd Dickson mills met Sunday and
then deckled to go back to woi k. There
were an abundance of hands at each
yesterday. Mr. Bliss is now In Vir
ginia, tvheie lie Is negotiating for a
site upon which to establish a mill.
LOSE ONE MILL..
The loss of this one plant of Mr.
Blls? Is the only loss of any branch of
the local silk Industry caused by the
sti ike. The Bliss tlve-year contract on
the North Scranton mill expired May
t. and Mr. Bliss intended to move his
machinery to Dickson. The building
theie was to have been increased and
the number of woiIcpis employed
doubled. "When the strike was called,
however, and Supeiintendent Davis, of
the Sauciuoit. and Valentine Bliss took
their Southern tiip the latter kept a
keen lookout for fiuoiablc offets, and
hence results the loss to this city of
his mill.
The Klotz mill and Mulherin &
Judge's Taylor,plant are the only ones
which ii 111 not be in operation today.
"Mother" Jones and numerous of the
strlkeis' gill leaders yesterday ex
pressed themselves as confident that
work would be soon resumed at the
Taylor mill, but thete ic a general
opinion that matteis at tho Klotz es
tablishment will not be so easily
settled.
H'lth the Klotz sills the main point
at issue has not been the Increase in
wages, but rather a demand for the
withdinwal or an unpopular forelady.
They still stoutly insist on having the
obnoxious young woman lemoved from
her position, ind bete conies the hitch.
The local will meet tonight in St.
John's hall, on Capouse avenue, and
otc on tlie matter.
Last night tlie Klot7 gills- gave a
social and entertainment at St. John's
bali, which was hugely attended by
lepiesentativcs of all the city mills.
An excellent programme was rendeied,
following which a general time of so
ciability ensued. The heat of the night
was lesponsible for the audience
which assembled at St. Thomas col
lege hall being a i other slim one, and
the Klotz girls' affair also proved a
disastrous rival chawing card.
LV rOLLKi'lE HALL.
It was S SO o'clock betoie the meet
ing staiteHl. On the platform were
seated a number ol membeis of tho
Milkers' executive committee, Editor
William Mailley. of the New York
Woiker: "Mother Muiy Jones and
Seeietuiy Oeoige (iothler, of the Cen
tial Labor union. Tlie latter acted as
chairman of tho night, and intioduced
Mr. Mailley.
The latter hi icily told of the Inteiest
which the gills had moused thiough
out the country bv thell tlnee months'
strike, and conguitiilated them on ie
tuiniug to woik at Inci eased wages,
and with belter general advantages.
Ho declaied the vh tmy deseived and
thn causu ,i just one. and paid a glow
ini; tilbuto to "Mother" Jones tor the
woik sh" did in tlie Milkens behalf,
lie expiessed liia .i-ilonlhuiiont at see
ing such young clilldien In the after
loop's parade, and belli told that they
weie silk woikcis, and then passed
Into a ills' ouiso on unionism.
He was win inly applauded, and
Chuliniaii liothler thou Intioduced
"Mother" Jones, who delivered one of
her ciHtoniuiy vlgoious addi esses. She
in god a continuance of the union
meetings nnd union splilt, and win tied
tho glils against dlsiuptlon. in tho
course of her nddiess, she bltteily de
nounced the state lautory Inspectors
lor neglect of duty, and declined, "in
tho tutuio wo piopoco to see to It (hat
these fellows nt HutiJshuiff either
thiow up their jobs or got out and at
tend to their business."
The p.ncniH who send thole Intant
clilldien to woik in the silk mills weio
also stonily lebllked hy tho speaker,
who moieover Indulged lu seoral
caustlo icmaiUs on tho subject of
mill-owners who dag ,oung glil
stilkeis Into limit and on magistiates
who enfoice tho law op them,
ai-ti:rnoon pauadu.
Yestmday afternoon a uuinbei of
the smallei girls celubiated the ond
of the stiike by parading the streets
of tho central city. They met m the
urnioiy, whuia they were Joined by
about one bundled and twenty-live
members of tha Bootblacks and News,
boys' league,
At 1.30 o'clock "Mothei" M.uy
Jones, who was acting as marMiaj,
gavo the signal and the procession
started. Theie -weie about oiy hun
died and llfty small gills In Hue, hu
skies tlie boys, all of them marching
by twos, Fist came Mother" Jones
and about a scoio of newsboy ancM
then followed the glls. n number of
whom cairled American banners, while
some of the standards can led at tlic
parade which took place early in the
stilko weie also In evidence. .
The phalanx of hiiotblacks and news
boys In might up the icar. An anius.
lug fcatuio of the parade was tho
presence of one liny newsboy, known
ns "Micky," who was carried along In
n diminutive cart drawn by another
news peddler. The parade proceeded
from the armory lo Linden street, nnd
then the young mat diets walked the
city streets for about tlnee quartets
of nn hour, after which they disband
ed, POLICE AND ALDERMEN.
Tony Mlnoltl, ho U clnrgril with toilln
lonc by Vincent Catlnecl, Imd n brnrhiK boforc
MiKlntralc Millar Jevlrnln.v nnd win hold in
$.500 hill.
I'litrolnipn ritilcj How picked up, )at tilalit
on tlie uttcrf. i otmy wlille dug wllli jellnw
pol. On tlio collar wore ctiRiiird the mm'
"i:. Itcrurn."
Sn'clit Ufflccnt Donlm niul t'Inike r illicit i
lion5 in the To blncK of It innoiul iillov tut
nllftit em a wan ltd, '( ho propilclirw. Mi. inp.
on, licr two cm, licr two iliuglitrr nnd u
man wen nrrcttil jihI Indued In Ilic icntul
poller Million.
Kicd sclvniii?, l'tinfe 'riinnlliv nnd llerbirt
Ai it'll, linen jonne InU horn Sotilli SrMiiton,
were ininfed .1 1 iterdu) , at Hie inilaiice ot in
citlin lad, nutlet Felincldet. wlio rliirRcd Hum
witli bcitlliif; him, Ml, Mtiilo .Mlll.n dKlimpred
tl'sm Willi n wnrnln.
rmnltle Seniotil, ot l'mspei I auntie, win nr
roted jKlcrdty at tlie ln,t,inte ot the IlottleiV
ii.-orlillin, on the clnrge nt tudlcklng In Htf
lilireel liottlrt. t ifrlstiutp Jllllir, oiler a
tiiaiiiiK last nUliU lined him M. mid coils.
Mtltln Allen, of Moolc, win irrnlcd je-fer-diy
by Comluhle Weir on a warrant swoni out
bv Jill. W. Fl. Duukui, of the bond of asso
ciated Clnrlllei, who cliirgcs him with irnell
to bis children, nnd to Iiii wife He will be
Rheu a liemlnir thl Momlne, befoio JIBitMlff
Mllh..
John llnnolf. of .feu, lekterd.'iv cimcd Pie
atiit of Duile teecoh, 'lonj dell, lloralnlek
Iloldocl. end I'lIpi- I'elmiello, of the uno plair,
on the 'lillRe of .ibdin tin? and .illiniiliii; lo
ciluu a II it ir old girl luiiinl Annie Danjo.
t a hiirlne bcfnie AliUnnaii Howe, the tii!,
w h diwilop'd Ih it Oiiol ttnpo'.cil upon (he
liiil nnd in ide tin belli c Hut dip i roIiik
lo ml .14 biidrtnnld al .motlicr weddlna', when.
In retlitj, ne wis lo be marled lo liiin. He
Imd cicn ptiKUtcd n nianlaKC license, 'I he ,1
ilenniii h-ld him in syn) ti, am dlluiged
Die olliet dtf(ii(hnl, who were with htm on
(he el.t in ((notion, Iml tigalnst whmn no else
was nude mil.
Marriage Licenses.
'Ilicnus Pidden Cubonihle
Kiltie Common! I'hiladclphh
Il.ur.i- II. Ilert.inc Iteadln
I)a K. VIotit o Keidin
Dr. lieorico Wbltiic.v MiiHfleld..Biool(liiie, Mass.
Katherine .New ten U'lnhiim Dunmore
Tliomrs Junes Dunmore
Kntliiine CYiiif Dunmore
Rriue Kinpp Durjca
fame C. f!ie-i 1..17 JacKson utreet
Ihoiin-, J-nindh Inn -t Carbnncli'e
Mm prag.e ;ibtii Caibondilo'
Jame5 P. llo.ile Stiriurca
rilen Hums Tailor
Dinte Cecoly Ji,sup
Annie Dinin Iissup
Ninnno Piehielti fe-si.p
lulu IttliiKclin Iis-up
Irani. Mnjoi 1 , , Itroinlei ae.
(intrude smilim I IK; Moiuey aie.
RA ILROA O TIME TA BLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
In Kffect Dec. 2, ll(K).
South F.eiie Sennton fur .New fori, il I 10,
.".no f, so. 1-00 and I0 0.' u. in.; 1J 55, J S3 p. in.
For Pliiladelphia at BOO and 10 Oi I. m ; 1 i5
und .1 JJ p m For MinwlstiurK- at (, 10 p in.
MilK nccoininndilfon U ' 10 ji. in Anne at
Iloboken at (.10. 7.H. 10 'JS, 12 OS. 3 16. l.
7.111 p m. Arriie at I'hihdelrhia at 1 0o, ", il,
0 00 and 8 22 p. in Arriie fiom New Yoik il
1.10, (1-52 and 10 21 1 rn ; 1 (X), 1 32. ,", (i, r.
and 11 u0 p. m. Horn tstiotid.biirg at S Oj i
m.
Noith l.ear Sci.mton for lluffalo md inter
mediate stations at 1.13, fi35 und 0 00 a. in :
1,85. 0 4S and 11..I5 p m 1 or OweKi nnd
Sj racuse al 0 13 a, m and I V, p. m. 1 or
tfticii at 1 10 n m mil I " p m For A'on
tiosi at a "0 a m, 105 and 5 IS p in. Foi
Nicholson at 100 and 6 l"i p m For tins
hamton al 10 20 i. in. Anne in Soranton liom
Uuffalo at 1.21, 1 r. 5 4i and 10(1) m ; 1 10
and S00 p m from Ovieco and hjiteuso ai
2 55 a. m.; 1-' 03 and SO.) p. m t-rom lllica
at i. 1"i a. in, l-'JS and '. A p. m. i ,om
Nicholson at 7 50 a. in and 6 CM p m. Fiom
Jlont'ose it 10 mi a in , .1 20 and 8 00 p. m
BlnoimburB Division I eaie Scranton for
Norlhumbeilaiid, it fill. 10 01 a in.; 1 ,-,3 nd
0 30 p m. Foi I'ljmoutli at t.O".. 3 (0. S 50 p
111, Foi Kingston at S 10 a. 111 At rile at
Noilliunibeilind at 0 Ji a. 111.; I 10, .-,110 and S (5
p. m rmo ut Kingston at S52 a. in. Arrive
at I'll mouth at 2 00. 1 J2. 0.13 p. m. Arilv,.
m Seranton from Northuinhtrlinil at 0 (2 ,. n-j
I2'l"i, -I 50 and 8(3 I' m. I rom Kingston at
tl 00 am. I 10111 I'omoutn at 1 oj a. in ; J.-'O
and 5 J p. 111.
SUNDW TPMNS
&oulh I.eaie irinton at 1.10, 3 0), 3 50, 10 05
p. m.; .1 3! and ii JO p. ni
North l.cnc Seinnlon at 1.15, il 35 a. 111.;
1.1". 5 (s and 11.35 p. ni.
liloom-burir Diviiioii(ae Scianton at 10 03
a. in. and 0 30 p in.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect March 3, IfOI.
For Philadelphli and New York m T A. II
It I!., at 0 Ii and 11.11 a. m , aril J.18, I 27
(lllack Diamond Ksprcw), ard ll.bO p. in. Sun.
da.is, D. A, 11. It. It. 1 58, 8 27 p in
For Unite Haven, IliJrton and pnn. ipal pointi
III the coal rcsiont, ua. I. II. IS. I!., C 13,
2.18 and (27 p in. Foi Potliiille, 1.27 p. ru.
For lijtlilchciii, I'istiii, Itcadiiiff, HairnliurB
and pilnclpal llilorinuli.il.. st itioiw lia II. & II.
It K., '1(5, 11.13 a. m.; 2.1b, 127 (lihck Dl i
mend Fxprcs). ll.'o p. in fcundas, D. k II.
It It.. 1.58, 8 27 p m
Foi Piinkhiimoi k, lowinda, l.linln, llhiea,
Ccncia and prlnclpil inlsiiiicdlili' si itions. Ii
11., Ij &. W It, It , 8 08 a. 111 ; l.lfi and .: 10
p. 111.
Foi Henna, ltoJi,-lri, Bul'alo. XIirui Fall,
Chltaco ond all point-, weet, via D i. II. II II .
11 55 a. in , 3.1J (lllaik Diamond lApress), 7.1s,
10(1, II .id p. 1". Miwlaj. I). A II. It. I! ,
11 65, 8 '27 l 111
I'lilliiuii pirlor and slcepins 01 I.ihlsli Aallei
parlors tats nn all iialn-, hetwun Wilkes-llnie
and Xiw Ym, J'hlladelphia, Jluilalu and .-ui.
pension IIiUku
Hdl.l.lV 11 H.I5t'B, (.'en Nipt.. 2ii Cortlind
sin el, New "toil,,
CUMII.r.S S. II 11. lien. I'.is-i al , id C'oitliud
slteel. New m
A . .NONNKM Ulll.lt. Ho. I'ali. .V;t , S till
Pethlfbeni, I'a
Foi thkels anil I'ulliinn iccia!lon.-, iipl to
Pol l.aelananua aieiuio, seiaiiloii, I'a.
Central Kailioad of New Jersey.
St ilioiis in Niw 'oik -Foot ut l.llnrti slue',
V. II , and Ninth IVilJ
iimi: I'.uii r 'N ' 11 i-fr N0V' -'". i"oo.
'lialns U''"1' NiaiiO'ii loi New oik, .Ni.,tk,
FlUibetl.. I'lilUilclphli. I.a.lon, llillilehun. M
ltntonii. Muni riimil. und White II.11111 at S ,!u
a. 111.; evptcis. 1.1", ixpriMi, .150 a, m. sin
d'm 2.l" P a
For I'lttaton JJ WlUii'ltanf. 30 i in , 1 id
and .I.W p. in. Nitidis. 2.15 p. 111
For Ililllnioie mil WashliiRlin and polink
South and Wr-t '' Helhhlum. 8u0 a. ni,. I n
and H.rid p. iw fillidils, 2 15 p. in
I'm l.nii Ihaiuli Ouan (Iioie, ill, at h jil
3 m and l.W p. in
Voi llcailliis. Iiilunon and lliriisliiug, eh
lentowii. s..'0 a. 111. md I 10 p in. Mind ij ,
2.15 n. 111.
For l'cillUllc, S.-al a. m and 110 p. m
IIiioiirIi tlekits lo all polnls eist, 0111I1 ind
wcol at lowest rate at the ilitlon
II. P, IIU.IIWIV, (.'.11 P.im nt
.1. II Ol IAtlSF,N. (ion supt
Delawaio and Hudson,
In Flint No 'Jj, lini
lull foi ( .ilbolldilo lean St I and'il II n '0,
5.11, S , 10 W . m l-'W, l.'.o, 2(1. .Ia2,
Sit", Ij21, T..i", 0. Ij. II 11 p 111 ; I In a. in
I in llone'dah 1'20 pi.),, a. 111.; u. II and 1.20
''Voi' Wllkeilljiie-i Is 7.IS. ill, n .j. 0 n,
11,3.1 a in , I 25, 2.J5, ,!.J. I 27, il 10,7 IS, 10 II,
11.10 p. Ill
lor L. . II U piinU 0 Ij, I) ,3 a. m .' ,,
(27 and U..0 p. m.
For I'enra'jhanU II. It. poii.t-n (1, 0 u a.
111.: 2.1S and I 27 p. ,?'-,, ,,
For Allunj ard atl points tiorth-0'.Ci a in,
""""-'''"SU.NDW'IUMNS
lor tarbondale 9 Utf, 1I..W a in; .' , '13.',
5.17, 0 ii p ' , . .
Foi VWIkcjllJiu l n I 1 ''. I.2i,
l) J7, 8 2J p. m
Foi MbaliJ and polnli iii)1i-2.5' p. in
lur HoiieMlik 0 oil a in and .1.12 p. in
lowi.t latii to all poinU lu tnllcd suin
and Cawda
I II lU'IlIUf'K. (i. V ., Ml. 1111, N 1
I ItOS D I'. ., SiijiiIou, Pa.
Eiie and Wyoming; Valley.
lime Table In I'llut Spt 17, lift).
luliw lor llaulej an I Imal polnli, 10111:01 1
ln ut jlawlei with File rallinid lor Sew "ioik,
NewbutK and liitiiuu JijU' point., I cue Kiau
ton al 7.0.1 a. in. and .','23 p 111
luliio juie at seinntou al 10 CO a. 111 an I
9,10 p. in.
T
I NEW
J VVc arc now prepared lo show
f
Carpets
I Wall Papers
f Kvcry itetn is this season's goods, and wc arc prcpatcd lo bcrvc J
4, you promptly and at our well-known low tiriccs.
? WILLI AflS
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue-
4.4.4.4.4.4.4i4ji44'44'44'4'44'4'4'44'4"!'44"f44'4'4'-)4"!'44'4
il lie i Flv
Said tlie 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.
211 Washington Ave.
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
485 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
.PS
Telephone Call, 2333.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
'THE NEW RUDOLF.
Of cm 1'rnnl. Vtlantio CltJ. Xi .Tfrn-.i 's fnnou
lioallli .mil plcamic resoil. (.trKCt cm tlic Oust,
Mont ipiroiil, lint ami C'nlrl "sei-vcUrr ballis In
lieuc. frci1 lo RiiKli. !-ipiiiI iiins llatfN
Orclii-.ll.i Jtid iliinims'. ,
lllb It. MM.RS Ouimi mil I'lop't.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROft"
Schedule In Effect March 17, 1901.
Tinins leave Scranton:
6.45 a. iu., week days, for Sunbmy,
Hairlsbiup, Philadelphia, Balti
rnoio, Washington and tor Pitts
buig and the West.
9.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
and for Sunbury, Hixnisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimoie, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
2.18 p. n week days, (Sundays
1.08 p. m.,) foi Sunbmy, Hanis
buig, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. Per Hazleton, week
days only.
4.27 p. m week days, for Sunbmy.
Haaleton, Pottsvtlle, Hauisbuig1,
Philadelphia and Pittsbmg.
.i. ii. in rriu-ON. (.imi uc
J. 11. VOOI), Ucn I'j. st
SCRANTON DIVISION.
m
INK IS
Lager
Beer
W7 j-gjjaTOrtji ji gBjzay
Time CarU hi frrl Iter. ItOth, ll00,
M7 8M21l " " M SOS 808"
,hh rmos F2
L I I M . I (M
' . .ItIOAi.N ,'(3.ISIJ.T ' OU
.,,,1015 105 Al. I iiUonil,. I.v , ,J 051 SO
.,.1010 111 " lltiaorL SIMM
. .ion sis " Muiiii-ia , " , . 5 Ml is
...1011 8 SI " .I'nUon 1ml. ' ,,.. 8 01(55
...lOI'i 3 2i " ,JMllH.i ., , ISlJcS
10 00 IS 10 ' .lojlllfllt. , ' ,,. 5w6N
I HO II 1'UiKnnt Ml , 3 055 30
,,0S" ll I lllnliitald,, ,,. IU36M
.,,. IHIA louit Clt: S196U.
.,,, fM ill iai " (utuoniltliiYil " UlUiT
....SCO 0 1011 .") " laibondala. 7 008 6(6 51
,,..8i Jdi . ' ,V. Wto Ilrlille, JCJ .
....69111011111 Mallild Yd, ",7K315 5S
,, 6 f UIUM II " MuI).ll ."70!IUJ0(
,. ejasautij Jiimju '7W3(iSc.
... Gil hMII I'l Mililald, "7!S3 6bW
. .6S3 K.VIII 01 ' CWntnn " 7IIIHIU.
.. 8la SIUI0',: ' l'iLvllli "7 2JSU6 16
., .611 UlOlOtu " I-i1.iI.iiik " 7S3(076 2(
.,..605 J3H10 4 " Tlnwp 7 31 1 ID fi 37
....6031 8.1510 1.5 ' .Innil.ii, f. "7ui(C3l
BCasillon V-ll. I In.,. 7.51 (76 S
8 0J .010 101,1 b. I ml, .11 Al ?4'HU)63j
PM l UI Mi PM PM
AjMloitil lrlrlvtce Ctroondilu (r ilsitieM mi
8(5 inliixtrpt sun.l.j ,m,i 7 50pm !uudiy vnl) .tlllliug
l SliiHi-IJ trii700liann.IMpm
.lilitl. rill ralni If T0ciulou HIT (0 1 ni niidiy ooli,
tc..iiEit at all tl ns la I arlmudtle, trriiliia al 7(5 11.1,
niul iralu Ira, c Maih!. ar.l for c arUom uttilnu
all,arriiioi;atCariidaliialA5 6i,
Hates y cents per uiiln,
I.onest Hates tu all J'olnu Wott.
C fNDCHSON,
( a'Uaii'c i'l
-New Vvuktil;.
r. WH3H,
lrit Aimt,
6CfUlCH.lt.
STOCK. !
1 a
you an entire NEW slock of
4
4
4-
4
4
and Draperies
4
4
& flcANULTY !
L
OF SCRANTON.
Capital $200,000. ' Surplus $500,000.
United States Depositary.
Business, personal and sav
ings accounts invited.
3 per cent, interest paid on
savings accounts.
Open Saturday evenings
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
W.M. CoNNbLi, President.
HhNRY Br.UN, Jr., Vice Pres.
Wm. H. PrcK, Cashier.
Sale of Shoes
Damaged by
Water
Now Going on at
Corner Lackuwannu
and Wyoming Avenues.
'I
NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMlJSSTEIt HOTEL
Cur. Sifrmth St. ami Ininj rijcc,
NEW YORK.
Amriiun I'l in, ! ',0 Per Y)iv ami Upwaii)
riiiopcui I'l in, 1 00 Pei lljy jtirt I'pcaiilv
bpocul Itjles lo Families
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
Hotel
VICTORIA
27th Street, Broadway and 5th Ave., New YorJ
European tffiffij$fc AbsotuteM
Plan wTyBM Fireproof
rn the centre of the ahopplne and theatre district
A MiHlcrn Flnt-tli-.s Hotel, Complete In aU Its rpjlnu
menu Furnlstilns nnd itecorltiont new throughout. Attot u
inntUtkub f r $. ffufts; 150 bull- with tatli. Hot an!
tvM n aid and tclpf,thonj in ever) room. CuUIno unexcelle U
OEORGE W. SWEENEY, Prop.T
f-f---t--t----t----t- -f-t--f
X For Business Men
4- In the heart s tha whole-sal a
4. district. T,
For Slioppci'.s
"t R mlnutea' wulk to Wannmakem; 4
T S mlnutea to Slecel Coopcr'u Ble j,
Store. Cnsy or access to the sreat T
-f Vry Goods Stores. -f
t For Siglilseers
One block from B'way Cars, rlv
4. Init easy transportation to all
4 points ot Interest. 4
4
4-
X
f
4
HOTEL ALBERT
NEW YOKK. 1
for. Mth ST. & UNIVEHSITY PI "
Only one Block from Broadway.
ROODIS, $1 Up, Prices Keutonable
4- -f-f----f---f-f---f-f---f -(
, "3
California Oil.
We liaic a firl clu piopo.llion In vi tile Ii w
aie oircilns cliailci nwinlwr lcl. at Jlkr, m
bIijh', 'Hid cmni'itij min UsD ucm klluaieii
ill Ilia 5cry center o( dm uieat (alifnuiU oil
. ... 1 1.... ...,il,.r.c mi iil.lillmiil i.Tminn. 1, m
IKIl, 111111 iu i'j....'..-. .... ...,.. -y" '. ; - -
mp ulUriiiK llPunri noil, lu Hi" inoniy to put
down W'lW 1UICI.I liiwaimc. Ml- Mi" 4
is noudMnalile und lairioa nn iinliiilual lu.
Mill. We (iiml.li (ho mi lilsct rcfcic-ncc.
Write (01 partltulJit.
llin KCNUUIJk PROMOTION CO.
)ener. Colored.
aCuAI'U lAlnmsiii
.... ......-.u..
ttili(ti-TPtHil ami RhiMllil ktlOlT
A&A
fl
about 1 bo wonderful
MXRVtL Whirling Spry
'llieit'w iplDiMirltf. intrc
.Sn
ro
-G.
tiim una ntifiMUi tim-Mn
eit Moral ronifnirnt
ILllMbltl lomin.
1 . t, rn... .I....l.( -- tl
WW VIHfl ! It
Mtllhl.,iii.icpliiu 4
otlu 1. IhiihmiiI ilunii (or II
ltisliulH.lti.Hil. .rild II jl
ir lit rtimui, supply iu
(nil ii.iiliinhriiiiiiiliUii'iiiiiiutii
uluiiili.tfliiite illliri,l il.,
Itwotii (d (, I inn u I!lr , Ncvi uil.
..,,-., , ,vat ""Wl Tiriill. l, lll
ant k)rulrollrrfit.tf JrorNorsiTll(oiIl4Booll
IctpotlBOTJ' trdtftl k4 ttttrttriv4, SflU paprr.
l&BM$m
tv
",
.ffibrvrvz'
$lJ
Prof.G.F.THEEL,5278,u?hrirf
tinrrlr. buftrjutrr lo rorr lobj' mill rrlulv
1 rf (frntrdt 1 1 IUdfttEiru,ibviri I
m.ul 1 aI.a. ....n. n. 1.1 ill f.i .i j i