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THE SCRANTON TJUBUNE-FBIDAY, MAY 3, 1901.
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Dr. hands condensed milk, with
PHOSPHA TESandHYPOPHOSPHITES ADDED ' j
vVy
IN? 'I " ,
"NV i
This is the trntlc murk on
Dr. Hand's
Plwsuhated
Gomden&ed Milk
It indicates the purest milk from field-fed cows
condensed in scrupulously clean buildings, by a pro
cess that preserves all the food qualities to which has
been added phosphates and hypophosphites, the
same food properties found in wheat the greatest
body builders. It makes strong teeth and bones, firm
flesh, steady nerves, quick brain and rich blood for
infants ard growing children. It is a wonderful
restorative for aged or invalid persons. It is better for
the table than fresh milk
THE DR. HAND CONDENSED MILK CO.. Scranton. Pa.
Ice Cream.
BEST IN TOWN.
Per
c QuarL
LAGHAWANNA DAIRY CO
3 cIcriLoiicOrrtfrs Promptly D.'Jvorel
-?r-.ia7 Adams A venua.
Piano Tuning.
H. K. ZERBE,
m, Pk-iciM atciitn. Ilr-l lot ll riff ii ncs
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CITY NOTES
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OI'l.MMi I.KJ i; -l riniiiK of mrul fiiv
tliluill M11IH' I rok pli" .11 ( 1 ,v 1 1 nit .mil .lu
ll mi ii1ium1.iv.
I!. II UN 'I I.i:M. Ml nit ml.,'1-, if tlic
unir mi n'-. f liiNtt.iu as-)0 i.niiin, wlm hii
no) iiliuiiiil iln "l.iliiit." ati' iiqiKstiil tu il.i
mi .it onus 'llu' Miul.iiy wvlii -. 10 tloc tlu
.ti iuiiiiIh ,u tint (.
I'linl Mlliilil -. lit It III' dm i in i m lie
mi i-.tnll l.nmoil next lutein itniii, uln"i
I'mli -ii MI1I-. I Muoir, of H.iIiiiisIhii. I) C,
iv II ill hit i In-- 1 1 luiiattil li'Uuii on " n mil
"Mil riu noitu in " I'li'liwir Momo U duel of
tin vm dint iiiiimi .11 tlio n.ntionil i inl ll .iinl
lii mull .ill llnl to iiitki- up tin- vvt.illur
liii iml; liiitiitur ni -ii.iiiIiiiiiii- li.no
In .ml liim ii iIiin Milijut mil .iv tint In U
tut uf tin- nioi tkliliifiil vpi-il.pi on thp lor
I i iililfoini lpi of --oi Moon- will in iKi- Ins
ln-1 i'n .imiii i- liitmo .i .N union amliniic m ilic
loitil I ti.nlo Hum- m M Tue-il i,v imiiiiii;, when
I will ililivil lit-: l.iniolis loililii- fni tin- l.i-mlil
ot tin- nmn.r Wnllirn'-- Cliiiitl.lll 1I--IH lltioli.
III! -illutil will llittlt-t lull Jliil tin i ill-i -IiiiiiM
lpp'.ll In von.
Second Legislative Di&tiict.
Nitui I-IiihIiv u-ilili til the Itipillillt.ui nt(n
rl tlii- voimil linl--l.it t i- ilistuit iirr.iikivv.uiia
i mtiiv Hut i iiluuii ilutiou will lu- 1k.Ii) on
-iimliv M-iv Is 1'iiM, at tin- 1 1 kiiI ir polling
plan-, liolvvini lliii Ihiins hi jnti 7 o'dufj,
ni tor tlii- pnipi if ilntliiir Hvn tl It Kill- in
l.i,l tit till' hl.ll ll,Mltll lll-tlllt in tin ,,,m.
nil; Itipnlilu in Mill- luini'iilnm 10 In- ;, , ,
II nil-Uni.- Tlii- ioir.ililli.il to i i.mi mti- tin- o,
Mill In litlil O'l 'liit-iln, Miv -Jl, nun, ,it 10
o'lloil. 1, ni. Ill tin- iuiiiI linn-,, jn --11 mi, (I,
In aicuitUiiti Willi tin- mil-. kowiiiIii:; fin.
ill-Ill. 1, ll.t- 1 tllillillti-i villi In volttl 1,11 in-(iv
In ilii nlor. -it the poll, mil niu-it n.ri,(r
uil'i i'ii- tlUlrii t ili.iilliiin In- tull lulu,- jii,
ii.-tithii iitiilt , .nnl pi.v lit- ,1 c mini HiUiti
il-H- Iiiiaiv tlic t If f Hon, ni lu ll,i will nut lil
plii.il i-n Hit' nlluljl lullot, lu'iihoi will 411J.
Mill", (a I I vi lii 111 I 0 iDIIIUuI.
Ha' ili-tikt MKilunie (oiiimiiii'p in urnm, pn..
utitts v.ill loniliut ll-i- iliillnii, .in, I ti(, ri'-nlt
v ill In1 mnttnl Ii tlio l cl ill 11 Jmlp. to tin- i,.
tut loiiu illl-in, wlikli will he ioniiu-n 11
jii.l-,-1.- it tin- iiltns ilUtikl.-
vvilti.n notice lontniiiliiir lui 1)101 lintiiiilluiic
ivi'l In ui.iliil to ucli niinilii uj tin: kli,i ,jj.
t.iu vit.il inn' iiiinniiitLt.
I'lcili-iit' W. I'lt-it,
1 Ini1111.n1 Soioml li;i,iiii lll.tiui.
it I --WjIHi- II, DivIs Niulii.
-ft--f-f-- 4--f--4- --t .4.
We offer subject to pievious t
sale
f
$11,000
Ithaca Stieet Railway Co.
FIRST MORTGAGE
-f-
: Gold Bonds :
6 Per Cent.
Mature 102a.
f As the second moitguge
bonds ot this company nio sell- "
ing' at n pieinium the value of t
tho fit st s is beyond question,
t- t nroiStTjy, N. Y. Wllku-llirre.
4- CirLouJjle. -f
- i, I nd 0, ConiinonwciUli Ultl,-, -f
4- fcirnnton. -f
"
4UMON(ff:ABEl
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khsm
L.MABJ6
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every can of the genuine J
rich as cream
llooklr
frff on
luallii!
n finest
5HSES5!OT2E5ZS8BS
CLOSED ITS SEASON.
Bicycle Club Wound Up Last Night
in a Blaze of Glory Per
centage of Clubs.
Ylif I !li do club lirmllnj,' ti-.tm
imhI tlii' v-t'iison in a blaze of Klory
lust nlglit mi tlic Ij.tcktis alloys by
InkillK tllli'i' KilllH'tt fi out tilt' lliitlli'
titiin by tlic bin tol.il of 1M21 t" -Mil.'.
The dub nii'ii tu-' cjsy uliitii'i!- of
tile KHll llllllH'lll, vvltlt lliulr line IK'f
Pi'iittiBc ni Ml.!, its tho hL'( oiul leaiii in
tlic iaro ruiild not ctitclt lliem, even I'f
t'icy won tlic twelve tegular um post
poned ganii-s ibcy liinst yot play. J.ast
iiIkIu'.s niatch u.t schodiiled fop to
ulKlit. bin wtis bowled, on account of
,i ntiinbci of tin- I lit yclo club bow lets
haviUK citl.er ciifr.iircincnth on. 'The
Ip.ijjuc iivct.iKo :ttc now .1-, follow.-,:
Won. l.n,t )(
lluvtlo llllll it .! S1
Wi-t l.ml Uhulnii-n 'I n . IH)
llnKiH a 1 til 1 ' f. Ill
c-t I'ml No J 12 I". Ill
111 ilk llllllUlllil-l 1-' I". .Ill
I Ik, pi "ii
Last night's Hiituc makes 1lte
li.trktis tf.tin dt op 1 1 0111 .second place
lo ii tie with tlic Diamonds and West
lenders Xi.. ", wlilclt ovidenccs tlte
( Insr-n(.,ss oi tlic bowlllifr tlironlioiit.
Tlii'ie mis no nlicnonioniil w-otk last
nibl, evety niciiibor of tlic llacktts
ic.iiii. .save Hopkins, bowling like
nnviii's. Jtopcr, of tlic Uic.Nelc club,
bad tlic nlfrht's ItiRli s,.(ilc.f in), mid
also tin- top uotcb nvei.igc, 171). Tlte
M.oios I'oll.iw :
ltl( Mil. (l.l 1:
Ulllllilll H7 IV. lul - I'll
M tl lie! 1 Ill pi J , 117
Mimic ITJ ll-i 1 - ITS
llop'T lllj -i I'M :,it
W.111I1II I'm 11,1 i-.-i-vr
Tot iN
TTI -
11 M Ms ( I.I
-'.s- j:i
ITT - ISi
l'il- III
1MI 110
Mi - t'l
I. .'i - III')
T.k! IIJ
II ,n.s ..
Mil-lit .
t'jlnrnlinlt
Holt
Meiliir ...(
li.l
HT
Tl
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l.'ii
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1!7
I it
1 It
Tot.ils Tit in!
Tlte Klks' liiiwiinu team will ko to
WllkPh-H.inc (nnlKlit and tlicte howl
its postponed funo with (be West
Knilois Xn y. The West Knd team
will meet the lil.nk rHainiind.s on Utc
J'lcyclc cltth alleys.
As (.lie t'loMinr sanies nl Utc torn n.i
ment, mitcli inieiesl i lieln taken In
tonlslifs (ciits and tlte bowliiiK will
b' witiii-scd by ciowd of spectalots,
Willie the InwIltiLr season piopof may
be p.i.w .-aid In In at an end, thctc will
still be it ninnbei of ntoic sanies. i!e
sides posiiKUK'ii league inatcbct!, tb-rc
Mill bo scM'tal exliibltlon names be
tween the (been ItldKe Wbcelnifti and
lbr scctal Ii'iikuc ihc-i
A WU'Ii I'llltn tlllllKllt the West llml-
O' Xi. -' will play at (in. n Ki.i,',
hoi., tltcy will ntecl it to t n pi. k-d
'Mini Ilic tlub munhels. o will be
runic up of "Wi'l Whi hoi, Jlonu
(Jcoikc ,. oi, (leofKC chapiHan and
Ktcd .Masnn. (latne.s will al-o be
PliiM-d b th, (itei'ti l.'idijc men with
the lib ,cle club ami wymi Kmi wiii'i-l-nieii's
Hist t .nut. Anoiliep ohHiltlim
inalili .scheduled is- the tetnin irunio
iH'ivvetii tn,. n.tiiuis .nnl South rician
loii loattis. Tills will he bowled Mou
lin ttlHlii nit l.aiibschcr's alley.s.
CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT.
Volume for Fiscal Year 1809-1000
Just Issued.
The H-puil ot City JJllllneir .losppll
I. Phillips lop the Hsciii jeiic of iswi
lumi has Just been Issued In book fotui
and itiakeH a most luiPicKtliKr and al
llablc volimie
It (oiiial'ts tolilfd In tho back two
laiKo maps of the city of Surantnn, nno
KluiwIiiK all the paved sticuts nnd thu
otlioi all tlic sewci.s, Thpie Is alio a
map hhnwliik Hid ten Km y of the city
pilot to l.Ki
-
The Steeleogiaph Sepia Pottiait,
Made fiuiii pliotostaphs, by Kchlli'Vii',
tiny eoiubliic thri iiK)..s tittiitniuoiits
of icproduiiiMi oiil.irtri'iiient and
skilled iciideiliiK-. The hiviuitluu to
iin-poet tlicnt, at the studio, always
holds kooiI. .'
E. Robinsou Sons' rnmous Mrfy
Bock Beer
On tap Sutuuluy and all next weok.
Guernsey Hall,
314 Washington uve., Summon, Is the
best and most reliable placo to pur.
I'lmpc a Rood Piano, it will pay you
to call mid p,et pikes and teim. J. f,
Guernsey, Piop.
Smoke the Pocono Ce. cigar.
E. Robinson Sons' Famous May
Dock Beer
On tap S'jtmday and all nest wek.
SENSATION IN
SELECT COUNCIL
SERIOUS ACCUSATIONS MADE
BY MR. OLIVER.
Ho Clmiges tho Superintendent of
Police and Detective with Demoral
izing the Police Force and Claimed
They Diew Big- Fees from tho
County Condemned tho Tactics of
Appropriation Lobbyists Which Ho
Snld Were Damnable Claimed He
Was Threatened.
Select Councilman Joseph Oliver, of
the Fifteenth ward, math' ti aeiiHulloniil
n Uncle In select council last night upon
Mtimjrlntenilout of Police Kobllni; and
Detective Molr, and also Interjected iv
few led hot lemarks about the lobby
ing which has been done in favor of
cpitniit Items in tho appropriation or
dinance. Mr. Oliver's tcmaiks wete made
when tlte appropriation oidlnaticu
came over irom common council,
wheio it hud been passed, on third
leading. Mr. Chittenden liiuxed that
the amendments adopted by the com
mon branch be coiictmcd In, with the
exception of the particular timeiidnienl
dlicctliiK tlte conti oiler to merie cer
tain balances into the jttdijincnla ap
piopriatlon. Ir. Oliver Insisted Unit the amend
mei.ta be lead and when this had been
done, lie aioFe and bcKitn itis loiiiarks.
lie said:
1 vviinl lo mv tliat I .mi iippn.-iil In thl, ptn
vIm'imi for ii ik-tiiliu- tnM, Ij-i .mil nil Hit- I Inn
I lliiul, this ileteilivi- pi in Ins duni- inoii' lo
ilinitu.ill?! Hip pulin- ikp.itllni.nl nf lliU i it
Hun mi Hnni.' I.I.-I. Win n tin- ililcdilc i- nut
"I the lit- tin- mi mlii'is nf Hi" pullcc 1'onc iki
lint iii.il.i- un inipuiliitil .uu-t until hi- nluin-. It
t-i'iins ill If in- Iih vail tti -;rt tin' i n illt foi
i-vtiv inrf-l uf mil imputt mti nml (itml-K uie
n ilnllti-il to mi ut Ijii' until he Kit" luil. limn
luvvu, or Montii.il oi svlne nt In i pljii-.
Till: 11UASOX 101! II".
I lliltilv I i.in pxpbln wliy It i-i tli.it Hip (liiil
of pvllill illlll llCltCtiVl! .UP l llll-lioilM til lllj!,L
e uiiiiv aiH-,ts. 1 wish Hip iii(ii)Iip of ci'itni ll-i
vvouiii j;u ttovvii b, tho i-oiinly lormii-suun'is of
Hip .mil -ti- tin- inoin-i- thai the chitt linl tin
ili'tpitlvp h.ivp iIimhii from thu lounti lii'i-iir
in fci -. 'Ihiv vvouiii tin, I ,n 1 Ihvp fuiinil tli.il
1111111-11111-1 ni ilolliiis Ihvp In in ih.nvn Ii tlic t-e
tlvu llllilills .lllll l ICIIjill tiHIIl'li P1 tt till!
puliii linn, 'liny vvouiii liml -liijli- vv.inniitj js
lllUll .1, -JCK) lluvvn Hilt.
'Hip oiiluui- ofll-us of Hip pnliip fniip jn- not
unitlm" In iln tlioir ilnlv h.-iau-p if (hy iliil
till- nllpl llllti lliltllt. .in.l ilittttilp would not tjit
.mi i i-h inim the ioiiut.1 H we utiui to
-t nut li.v .nut In tins lomlitiun of nlljns in.l-
liiiiic. 'Itn, s. me ti-ini't.it mu v-.ill pisi jui ji
Ion,' ni vp l..ii innviiliiiK fui a iIpIiiUvp.
I lllVP plnof 111 It V lull I Ml.li, n tine .mil I 11M
ipulv to -I mil tin it. 1 uj if tlipu-'s imv -vj:
In Ijp sol ltt it I,,, in nly iliuiliu .ill aroiiinl 1
h.ivp po-iiiit,' pioo tint corLiiii police ofliiir- of
this iit.v who hive von .mil ipi dkiiiuI iruumils
hue in town h.ip t;ivin liifoiuiilloii aliout Hum
to pm itc ilitntiip .ljrc ucli - Imau-p Uipi wire
-iik of limni; tin- siipiiitilpiidpiii .mil tltirclivp
SJiilliirf trulit fui .ill uu-t- Urn Khpw Hut
it wonlil In- u-ils foi tin ni to think of .irtnt
ini: thi-p i rinuiul-.
'I In ip jn- nt In i iiini- in tins anpii-ipn.iliuu
iiiilmiuip ll.it ,111- ukiiii;. A Mil a v ot sofin j,
piovnhil fni the diriitui nf pntilji Mfit.v's clpi'
.mil a nl.il of I . ",OJ ir the iKiiiilpih ,l,ik, i
mm wli.i inn- out nf Hie uiinii, vvhri-p hp w.ih
Piiinin; -V, ,i month ml hpcm iliiwms: -' (ion,
tin- ill nuht aw.i.i. i( u,. .no ;niiiK In ivp
1:1111 sl.'iOll or .l)i iuoip Hun WP .up kiviiik Hip
(Ity solidioi'-. .K-i-t int. ,i liw.vpi, a profp innil
huh .mil i in in m i.il h twni- i-niiuli ns Hip nthoi
im wp coini; to mv iflow all flu-, bii.uio "
nor siior nut unnmsis.
I vv.mt to M.v nclit lure a liltlo soiiictliiiii;
iilnui Hip lactK- vvlinh halt- In-ui ueii ihirinj,-thi-
last ioiiiIp of mouth- to pi ure Hit- pii-u-p of
iiit.un ilini-- in thi-c niiliuincp 1 w nit to -.a.v
llnl tiny hive liprn the ino-t ilinuiihlp (hat
hvp pvu- Ikiii prnliiotl in (lii, riti m all in
km vilnUc 1 inv-fii hue In-ui iliiiatintil h'v
till lolill.ll-l-.
.some ot my filiinU on Hip polite fori-p lnvp
ci me to me ..ml -ml. "sioji umi oipo-iiion in
lln-p .ippiopii ilion-,, tin liixl't ."iki-, -Iop, oi mi
lu.nl will B" ml." Hut became I h.i, a futnil
on the pnliip foiK oi a rricnd In tlic lii,. ilini.
lilPti h thai .mv naoit wliv 1 duo not Kit up
lii-re ami .ut and nieak apioidlnj; lo m.v own in
dm. luil jiitliaiKiil. No, h. riiiliiinii.'lt I-, m i.
It is luuli iiiiic, I si, foi ut to o ou-r thu
onlin iih i- panfully bt-toip wp pa-s H
Mr. .Mclvin wa.s on Ids feet as --onn
as .Mi-, Oliver c-e.i.sed speaking, and de
elated that the moneys which the mi
Iieiintcndcnt of police But fiom tlic
(ounty wore turned over to tho city
treasurer. Mr. Ollvep disputed tbi.-i
and w.uttud a lommitlec appointed on
the spot to investlsate the mattei. Xu
one seemed to t-econd the piiiiiii.sitiou
and be dtopped It.
Uurliiir Mr. Olivet's .speei h foinmon
council tempoiailly adjourned and the.
niembei.s all Hocked over to hear him
talk .Mr. Chlttenden'M motion to
concur in all the amendments extent
the one alme refened to, litis pushed
by Utc follow Inir vote:
t-a- -Itiwi, Mini, in, lli'iiaii, Milonei, W.unii,
silmeiilti, s,LJil fm!,,iii1 o'Malltt, Mi n
iluw, Chilljiidiii -ll
tlv Cn-tillo, Mi-lvlu, Mniiiini, Comioic,
Olllil, s,m(j,, ,-, O'llmli', I'luii s
A Joint contcieiKc committee was
appointed by hoth oliulinicn iiud lif
ter a few monieiilh' dls-ciiHsIon dci Ided
to lepoit ill lavop of cllttlllir out the
amendment kIIhk the controller pow
ct to transier .balanee.s, Tds leport
w.in adopted liy both biancliea and the
HkIh on the appioprialion oidinuuee
wtis ovct. it will wo lo tin, letoifler
today.
l-'ltANCHlSi: ORDINAM-i:,
The plii'i't railway franchl.se oidln-
anco was called up on .second ivadlm,'
b .Mr. l-Jvans and Mat tin Klaheity,
lepiCheutlnB: tho ('umial Labor union.
was bImmi the Hour and nmdc a hilef
speech UKiiiiiht the otdiuaiite hceaiise
of tho objection to It lalhed bj tho
Colliery KiiKlneer company. The or
dinance had been called up. without
the consent of Its lather, Mi. WiiiKhun
and lie let-iilleil It, hut not until Chair
man (.'hltieiidcii liuil ruled out of or
der a motion made by Mi. McAudiew
lo postpone action liidellnllely.
city Solicitor Wnthou s-eiu ip an
opinion deihulinr that the dlieitor of
publln winks, had power to appoint
.sower liispcciuix. Bid lor the con
.stiuittlon of a .sewer mi Ihumet i.ticel,
Ii'iiuilh avenue and Kltth avtniie, wa.s
ICieiVeil tioni nontihlle ,S: O'iloyle, iho
olleled lu ciiiibtllK'i it fop j.ia pep
lllietil font. They aitieeil to (Ollstiliet
s-uwer basln.s for $l.t,t per lineal foot,
The bids Weic icfeiied to committee.
Mr. Melvin olfcied an oidlnauee pm
1iIIiih: tor the payment of u claim of
SlMi.UJ to the Harber Asph'alt loninaiiy
Ml. Meriiiuau oll'eied an oidluuuiu
making houses of ill fame and t-pc.ik-ea&ies,
dlsoideily houses and Kl villi," the
police power to ,'iuv.st all pei.sont,
found therein.
Mr. Costello offeied a lesolutlon d.
lectliiR the iccordei, the city .solicitor
and the director of public woiks to
no to ilarilsbuii, ami favor the past.
at;ti of a bill piovldliiGT for the condem
nation of turnpikes. Tills was passed
in select council but was refened lo
a committee. In common.
lu common council Mr. Partridge
offered a lesolutlon releasing tho
Hcrnnlon Bedding company 110111 a
lease entered Into wllh Iho city for n
plot of ifround next the I'lioenlx host!
house. The lesolutlon piovldllifc for
the grading- n Mooslc street, was re
poited favoinbly upon by cominllleo
mid was adopted.
Heceel cotincll ntljoiliiicd lo meet
liel Tliltrsdtiy itlftltt.
GOING OVER THE EVIDENCE.
Attorneys for tho Municipal League
Engaged 1" Important Task.
The uttorney.s for the Jrunlclpal
leKUc tiro Bolnif over Iho evidence
adduced at the bcarliiRs befote Alder
man fuller, with 11 view of deciding
which, if any, of thu seven defendants,
should be piesented to the Kinnd Jury.
They will piobablv complete their
task today, and otttier Ibis evening or
tomoiiow, iimiouncomeut will be made
of the icslllt ot their icvlew.
H Is umlerstood Hint the letiKtio will
only prosecute the cases In which their
attotneys advise them a conviction can
be seemed.
FEE CASE TOJGO HIGHER
Supreme Court Allows nil Appeal
from the Judgment of the
Supeiior Cottit.
The .Snpieifie court has allowed an
appeal f 10m the .liiilKiiient of the Su
peiior court in the cnt-e ot District At
torney A. I!. liewlM analnst Iacka
irunuti county, in which is bound up
the nuestlon of whether the county
olllclals .shall be paid by fee or salary.
The local court decided that the sal
aiy sjstem should continue. Thp Ru
pi'tlor court reversed the decision. An
effort will now be made to have the
Kupeiior cotltt tevetsed.
An appeal was'also allowed lu the
.isu ot ilic boroiiRh of Taylor against
the Posttil Telcfriupli company. Tlie
borniiith levied ti pole lax ntmlnst the
company under the nutliorlty of lit
police powers. The company opposed
I ayineut on the Kiound that it had no
clhce in Taylor, and, as its polos and
v, i:es w(ie used for Inter-state com
incii'i, the" weic not subject to local
t'l.vatlon. The local com t decided
against l;e company and the Superior
court sustained the dccllon.
FUNERAL OF J. P. ROBERTS.
Sei vices Weie Conducted at St.
Luke's Church.
The funeral of James P. Hoborts took
place yesterday afternoon fiom the
home of deceased's father, George W.
Itobetts, of :H filbson stieet. The
luneral was largely attended by fiiends,
theie lieimr a nttniber of fellow work
eis ft 0111 the Del.nvaie, Jackiiwanna
and Wchtei n Jtiilliontl oompanv's p.it
1 1 11 shops .'iitions: those present. The
iliii.il tubule tteie many and beau
tiful. Theie was a btoken s-cioll fiom
the Ijackawannit men, a bioken heel
fi om tlic Comets' foot ball team, of
which deceased was a piomlncnt
member, and nutneious- other sot
pieces and bouquets. The services
Aeie held at St. Imke's church at
L'.liO o'clock, Jtc. n. J. HaiiRhton of
liclatinr;, and interment was made in
the Forest Jllll eemeteiy.
The pallbeaiets weie: James Cimi
miUKs. James Corhett, Ilenty Smith,
Mr. Jeffries, Michael Murphy and Jo-i-eph
Campbell. The flower bearei.s"
tU'it' Thomas Kein, Aithur Matthews,
Anthony McDonald and John Owens.
SPRING COURSE OF LECTURES.
Ai ranged by Catholic Historical So
ciety Last Night.
At a meeting of the Catholic IIIs
loiical f-oclety, held last night, the
pi 01, ammo for the .spring com .so ot
lectmes and enlet talnmonts was de
cided upon.
On May 7 there will be a piogies.sive
eiiihie paity, with music by the Law
lonce couiert oreliestia. On May 11
there will bo an illustrated lectin c
on 'Catholic Landmarks in America,"
by Senator V. .1. Dow ling, a member
ot the New Yolk state legislatiiie.
On May 1'-', Dr. James .1. AValhh, of
Xew Yotk city, will' lectin e on
'Shakcspeaie's Development of Dra
matic (iciiuIk" On May -S a tecep
llon will be tendeicd fit. Jtev. lllshop
M!. J. Iloban, by the membcts of the
society. On this occasion music will
be futnishid by Bauer's oichestra. Tho
progiamme for thl.s will be ptepaied
id a' shoit time.
The tickets for the coins,, me to b
sold at tiny cents and may be had
next Tuesday night belme the euclne.
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.
The s, ,H. eduiutiou.il and benefi
cial association ot Inn 1 national Cor
le.spondence .seho.il em.!ies, gavu a
highly enjoyable entertainment last
night at (.iiiern-sey hall. An illustrated
dcmonhlratloii of color photogiaphy by
l.ouls Allen Osburuu was the 1 eat ure
of tile night.
lie i.uel'ully desiilbcd the pioivss
by which colois ate 'icprodticed In
phologutph, and illustrated his ad
die.ss by 11 number ol .splendid .stcreop
t lion views.
The remainder of the ptogr.iinmo
consisted ol a piano ,soo, by A. AW
Wiilkcy: a contralto .solo, "Onco lu a
Wlille." ny Mii-s ICIslo Powell: a ban
jo, mamlollii and guitar iticrteltto's
icudltlon id' "TumUiui' Hallant," by
MIsm's liui'lic, i.Miott, Hurst and
lltiyie. iniil a .song, "Sweet Annie
Mi oil'," by Tom fllppel.
A Conespoiident Ausweied.
I'hoto Amateur:
yes, oven if you have ihoumghly
masteied the piopir development of
yolli pliotogiaphlc .sntiii shots, you will
still illld It expedient-for the best 10
Milis to allow Schrliner to "do tho
II. si.'
E, Robiiis.011 Sons' Famous Hay
Dock Beer
On tup SaittnUy and all net week.
Yestmday's Mariinge Licenses.
I. 111 1 in v ''10 W-,t Maku kin 1 1
M..i- limliii 1, ti uviiuu-
Willi nil '1 1I1 i. 1 Iliiinuoii
l,i.li Wliiu- I'Jil Itobliitou iliu t
p.inlil i:. Ilowill-, liihlultl
M.ii'.jJlil llwlit Viililidil
WH1.1111 V. Il.iulri IIiiikoi.i
rmiiu Shook , Itaii-oui
I a-l ,10 'lnK-v o tll.t l'oi,i
liiiiinliil I'ji-iiallu Old lV'lt.1-
Theso Days Ale the Best for Sur
passing Photographs.
Suiihhliiu and Schi lever woik lu hat
mony for urtlstlo etfects In lighting
II most important factor in the sticcesa
of the iluislit'd portiiilt
Ask for Kelly's union crackeis.
E. ' Robinson Sons' Famous May
Bock Beer
On tup Saluid.iy and all next week.
FIRST OPINION
BY NEW JUDGE
RENDERED YESTERDAY IN THE
HOLLAND-HAYES CASE.
Judge Carpenter Decides That tho
Plaintiff Cannot Have Itolief in
Equity, BocnUBe All the Claims Ho
Putn Forth Are- Combatted by the
Defendant Must Have Recourse to
Trespass in Ejectment Opinion In
Written in a Clear, Concise and
Compact Style.
Tlic (list opinion by T.acknwatiua's
new additional law Judge, Hon, .1. V.
Carpenter, was tendered yestetilay, It
deals with the e(iiliy case ot Michael
Holland against Mury Hayes and oth
ers, which was heard before him lu
chitmhis on Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week, lie decides Unit the
plamiirt !n not entitled to relief In
equity, thus demlttlng the case to ad
judication In trespass or ejectment
piocecdlngs,
The opinion is Written In thu clear,
concise and compact .style tlnit was
charnelerlstlc of the tepoi'ts Judge
Carpenter was wont to write of the
numerous cases lie was called upon 10
adjudicate as lefTee or arbitrator. It
Is given In full blow: '
Hull- to I'OTitltiiii' pri'llmlnii' Injunction.
'I'll Milium shows that the plaintiff and the
ilcfiiiilaiit, .May lau iivviicis of ntljoininc
lull lu tin ill of S union.
'I he ilift-ndaiit h.i ( minutm id tin (umlniit'nn
of a pouli on the lidc of her lioiw, vvluili, tin
plalntllf ililiiti, tumb some tuo flit ovm the
line onli) hi laid, hh" liai jImi. in he iliims
1110M1I her ban about tin- same ilNt.inri- on- the
line.
Tin' defindaut denlii Hut itlirr the pun ll or
the barn ii on tin- pl.iiutitr-i land, but cIjIiih
Hill both lie uithiii the bouiidat ot In r own
lot.
The pldiiliff i.dl(il a siirve.Mir. who tistifled
Hut lie tuieed tin pblntlffi' lot, and if the
line 11 loeatul by lum U eoneit, both the por h
and the bun mo rleirly over it and on the plain
titl's hind, On the other band, the defendant's
Muvrior with ut If sL iqttil appiuiame of beinj;
rii-ht, f,o loialt-, the line Hut the stnicttura aiu
both on the (It (endaiil's land.
The pliintitl bi-es lui i-him lo icluf on Hie
additional alligitiou ot loiii eontitiut'il poses.-iiO!i
of the i-lrip of lmil 111 dispute.
It "Ii utidoulilrdly lute Hut be lui luen in
ni(iii.incy of lilt Ut umie thulv-live ear.-, but
his own te-llinony, ,-n will as tint of M'Viral of
Ids uitneie, sliovvs Hint Hie defendant, or hei
hti-b.ind, who was then llvim.-, tore down Hie por
lion of the fenee holvw-eii the Iwo boll-is about
tvvent.v-llve jnis ao, it a tune when lie wa?
biiildlii!; a new liou-e. and that it li is nevei been
11 pi noil, and theie ba ha- luen iiothini; lo in
duati where that iioilion of the line is: and
Mis. Iliiiv denies tint tin line as ililmed In- th
plaiiilitl is the true line, oi Hill it has cvei I i
uioaju.'t'd 01 lieitul a- .1 dni-iini line lich-.cin
the properlies.
Mills the pluuli.'v's risht is que-tioned on iv
ery sround on whiili he puts it.
While It tiny be pos-ildo lint a jurv would de.
tide in favor of Hie plilnlif, his i t-e lu.ks Hie
(eitaiulv and piei islnii reqiilud before n 1 it
will iutdfiie bv iiijuuitioii In lilir.i i-. 1 01.
fsv ill, :i; Pa, SOI, Woodvvatd, .1., -aid: "Wheie
Iln pl'iint ills' rUht bis not In in i-t iblishid it
hw, or is not tlear, but is que-tiotied on evti.v
Kl oiiml on vvlui Ii be puts il, he is not
entitled to lenudv b iujti'ir lion. It is not
etioin;li that he is able to pioditu- -onn- evidetne
of his ri(ht, when tin re is mnilKtiiiK: evidenee
tint goes to Hie deiuil of all light. In a ca-e so
Htu ilul the pliintlH should fust e-Ia di-h bis
light in an .uhoii at 'in, it.d then ,'ime into
(hainery if neecs-m, foi H.e piotc.iion tt tin
le-.Mll i st iblished lignt "
We do nol deem it iKieTiy to slav (be defind
int'i- band in this tase until Hie lu'it Ins bun
tiied at law.
This ia-e Is ven cimilii in I'.ui s. Mullen, .",
I.iikjvviuna I.egil News, S. Ihe n,le tn (in
Hnue Hi pieliniip.irv iiijuni tuni i- di.-i li n.t'd
and the injuudion di-uued.
The attorneys In the case weie Jos
i ph OT.iien and M. J. Martin for the
pla'ntlff. nnd '". ('. Donovan and R. C.
Nrwcomb for the delend.int.
FIRST INSTALLMENT.
Pan-American Stamps Yesterday Put
on Sale nt Postofllce.
'I'he llr.st installment of Pan-Amcil-can
stamps was yesterday received at
the postodlce 'and put on sale. They
aie issued in a .series of one, two. four,
lie, eight and ten cent stamp-.
The design upon each Illustrates
home phase of Ainei lean progress. On
the one cent .stamp is lopresented a
vessel sailing the great lakes, on tho
two-cent seiles is a repiodtietloii of a
fast espies. An automobile Is pic
tuied upon the lum -center and Nlag
itia Kails on the live-cent stamp.
I'anal locks aie .sliown upon the eight
cent stamp and an ocean liner on tile
ten-eciu ones.
1 POLICE AND ALDERMEN.
.lulm lb I'll" was Innil -pi and i u-t- lo Mji;i
tiatoMilu yi-lii-ilaj liMilinn,'.
Aliliiinaii lv..s-uii vi'M.idiv nioining In Id
(iioij.1" Slollni, an (-pie-s dnvir, In sjuo bill
uii Ihe i lull; i nf iiueltv In :,iiluus,
M, I'iImis and wife, of ''& Itlver -.tioet, wile
aue.ted vi.-ti idiy at the iii-taute of Adolpli .lo.
m ph, who i li.-i-.i-d 111, 'in villi ilisoiderl i nndui t,
'Hi. v- i. in- hind -Hi ami in.su , .Miltimiii
lv.ion
A lllll- Piili-li t, li 1 aboul si veais uld was
fomiil .i.-l(ii mi Iho i-l.ilis ot i building on lower
Uiikawanin .ivciuie i-..il.i vi.uiday ninriiiiig. Hio
wo.ihlu'l tell win ther ihe had bein tuiiiul out
of Ihe bnuise ur IniKed out. Her parents (aim
Ii r lit r .111,1 he bid bull al till' ielltl.lt Mi
Hon foi' it fivv home,
E. Robinson Sons' Famous May
Bock Beer
cm tap Haluidiiy and all next week,
Tiy the New Dc. Cigor ''Kleon,"
liiiaiantLed long Havana tiller,
People's Bank,
Wears Htiildlno;,
Court House Square.
Capital stock, $100,000
Surplus, - - - 25,000
Savings and Business Accounts n
Solicited,
8
Piebident -Vice
Pies, -Cashier
- -
- C. D. Jones
Q. F. Keynolds
- H. M. Ives
niRHCTORS:
Tlioinj, Sprague,
Ariliui Dunn,
t). b. Woolvvorth,
V. (I. rullon,
lliilurd O'llnni,
.M I' Caiiu-,
Samuel smiiu,
T, ('. Von Moich,
A II. Waniun,
Ji. T. lliule.
THE 1
ii it
i Silver-PI a
When rightly mntle, affords every satisfaction alike- to giver
ami user It cannot do otherwise, because It always wears and
looks well, costs little, but greatly Improves tho appearance
of any tnble It might be p laced on. Our Pearl pattern is as
neat as can be made; parts oxposed most to use have extra
plating.
Tea spoons, per set , . .$1,00 Desseit spoons, per set . .$2.00
Table spoons, per set . . .$3.40 Soup spoons, per set. . . ,83.00
Forks, per set , $3.40
Our guarantee with every piece. ,
VxvaM -
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Geo V Millar &
VJCV. V. iYllUcU Ok.
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5$ Bicycles That Run Easy.
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We Offer a Limited Number of
Detroit, Rochester, Romeo
and Lake Orion Railway
First Mortgage 5 20-Year
$1,000 Gold Bonds.
The above company operates an electric railway system running
out of Detroit, Michigan, through one of the finest sections of tha
state. Eighty per cent, of the right ol way is owned in fee simple.
Lines are built according to steam railroad standards throughout, heavy
rails with cedar ties on two-foot centres, permitting a high rate of speed
to be attained by its passenger cars. vThe company also does a general
freight business. The road is bonded for only $14,200 per mile. Full
information as to bonds, together with map of route, description of
country, statement of earnings, etc., may be seen at our office. W
have made si thorough Investigation or (lie above property, and
recommend these bonds as a safe and conservative investment.
Title Guaranty
516 Spruce Street.
BRESCHELS,124Wyomin Ave
The "Leader's" Old Stand.
$10.00, $15.00
$20.00 Imported
Waists,
$6.00, $7.00
$8.00 Silk Waists,
Today Bargain Friday.
There will be some wonderful selling
here today and tomorrow, and you want to
note carefully the opportunities presented.
Not that this announcement represents the
sum total of all the good things provided for
the day far from it,
to make it worth your
if there were no unannounced bargains. And
once more let us touch upon the point" of
quality. Dont for a moment imagine that
we have any special grade of goods for Bar
gain Friday. We have a certain standard
for merchandise that we consider it our duty
to maintain, and when we quote low prices
it means a price reduction pure and simple,
the quality being uniformly standard just
as if you paid regular prices. And everything
we sell comes to you with that guarantee of
satisfaction that here means your money's
worth or your money back.
Tailor-mads Suits al Half Price.
Coma Early and Avoid the Rush,
ted Ware i
Co m Wjromltu knnnt
SrU. Walk In .ml Look Around.
It Ii most Important that a bleyclo
Mioitld be easy running.
HeiUbfiil evrchio Is beneficial, but'
bird work ii injuriciw.
Ilic beatlmti of the "Scritntoti"
piniaiilce HghliKSS of tunning and ltd
btrcuglli iuat.es it Hie most durable '
wheel for all classcc el rulers,
i'rlies to suit the pockclbook. t
126-128 Franklin Ave.
and Trust Go.
and
Silk
and
. .
$3.98
but enough is printed
while to come, even
BITTENBENDERCO
$6.98
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