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fflE SCR ANTON TIUBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1901.
f y A Well Fed I
f ' Child I
A child fril on Dr. tlnnd'n Plio..
piMtertt'otidensrilMllItKiowmtciui-
ny in woiirnt unci sin-Jii;iii. ji. in
the rcoitlt or ulviti" nil tho rood
clomcntH necessary for litillriltig
strong lionen nntl teeth, Hlouily
nerve, n vigorous brain, nud
licaltliy liloiiil.
Dp. Hand's
PHOSPHATED
Gondensed
milk
S
Ih Mire unskimmed milk ro-
diK'cil li.v n nroeosH tliat lire-
tenisuiiy 10101 ioo(i properties
.."... .. ...-..
wiiii puospiiniep una n.vpn- ,
phosphite lidded In proportions
11 wliola wlicntdlet n fiords.
Ilr. 11 Ami's PlioppliAtmlCnnil-n.-d 1
Milk win pntinw any cniin Willi a 11
ftlrnnir nrttumtiillmi. Hpnn Inr ;
lilt- frco booklet,
THE OR. HAND
CONDENSED MILK CO.
Hi-r.nton, J1.
Ice Cream.
BEST IN TOWN.
ftP Per
PC QuarL
LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO
3 elcplioce 6rdr Promptly DU vera J
;?327 Adams Aveaus.
Piano Tuning.
H. K. ZERBE,
", I'ipMnll ,m iiiip I.tt Iota! litiicnco
AtJRetail.
'Jnl(i H(i'i pi mtpt .itliMiImn f-'l lh "'
iv in i of llir t il.i Ui (Ml ft lct
l,i iit h tlnjiif Mil. U(
-tiT.i 1T 1 mi Mi -Icnii mil futitii piiipico-
1 IU j llt
I'm -I of 1 .( illl.lt tut HlMi'llIU 11 Itlo .it
1 ikrl
People's Coal Co.
lI(iliMif Nu. WMi Off.i. I'mtli Mreu
Kiril.ct littuccn 0tinl .ni'l Twilli
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BUNION
LABEL
SSffi5i'
I CITY NOTES !
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ll. Lmarc, 1 .11 Liu.mii 1 .in. I He-uin mi. hui,
li'l" it- I'-'I'I i-'" nlii,
r. 11. I'.w ims. iiio n.iiMii. .iii lin.i-
-u lumpuny ttill pij to.liy .it Oltplma i. J,
rld link .1. liiiivy l-liud liilll.- .11 OI,
pli.llll. Mil. (l'i:.N's.-il.- uf tn l.i I.. 1 tliiiii.nlli
..iniiul 1 auk 11 i.f flu- s.uiiplu.ii.t i.. icly on In -
I1.1 in ("limit moi.iti. hi lit lltii-cpp.- n.li i on a
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I'lllllli llMIIliT ItlVM.MION ..ill I. is
lull i-iioil fm .1 iiuiliiur lit tlu- It. imlilii 111
iindim,- .uiiniiiit.c ul tin- I'lili.l l.-J-liinu ill.
1 i.l In tin- in mi lii.ii-i- cm -.itin.l.it, JI11 1-,
1 111.' pllpll-l' lit llXlllrf .1 tillll' f.u li.il.lm,: III.
lilim ilii.-. In tint lt.lt.' illllMllo
no imi 1:1.11 is mim n, in, in 1 1 111 j
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II BATISTES AND DIMITIES
g The first of this season's high art Ameri- W
JJ can printing, a forerunner of the proper hot H
S? weather fabrics. SHEER. COOL. SERVICE A- 0
BLE AND BEAUTIFUL. g
Greens, blues, reds, pinks, yellows and helio. J?
Choice pretty buds and neat figures for Children's
uresses.
Exclusive natty designs
Scrolls. Floral Effects.
Scrolls, Moral hrfects,
sh street wear.
stylish street wear.
An early offer of newness; 20c value for
1254c
Mears & Hagen
h 415-41 7 Lackawanna Ave. Q
ttttutttthttttiittttiitttttfhuttttttjrttttttttttiiatt
'ttJttttttttttttttttirj(jrttttttttttjrKKJIiJ
of Drinker lirt. Pimtuotc ni faiin lo th
Ixiikmvjinii Ii9tplt.1t jmImiIi.v mnriilnit ltli it
tuilly rut Mci nn.l ("otpirly lirnUcJ, m (lie re
Milt nf mi ntclilriit nl Hip Olp-i-y (troo rolllci,
wlirtc tin It rniplntril. In uttiiuplir),' tn mount
n initio cir lie llpptit nmt W11 ilrnmnt aloiur,
iltli lili f.i-J (0 tlif RiiMiwI, for tctcliil y.iiiLi.
MAV SOCfAfi. tn the tirw botouiili tiiill.llnir
1I Dlihkon t'ltv ii Jlny foi-t.il will to Rtxrn on
.May in. 'Jlio .irringrnifnM for II nre In ctiarRC
nf K. II. Mlrliiin, Jolm (Irtci, 1.nn MrTiimch
tin, (JrnrKP V. O'IIjm nnd 1'jtrkk flllRiilloti,
ot nittvtnn f'llyi Joseph Jlntion nml 1 limn 11
ltoR-w, nf Obplianl; tcKfph Pouilcil) nml .loliii
tVitly, nf r jilioiiiliilel l'. .I, tt(.-trrlck, of I'nivl
diiHi', uii.l Wllll.iiii Willi ini'oii, ot 'ttitoop.
ot'i'iir.tm wt'.iii! KM:mi;r. .u iumiiiik
(I tho etoiMioM.M nf ttu Camtnla CetnelfiV
lonipiny, held on Mnintiy, k- f ol low Injr illii'"
ti.m urn- rltitoit! .tolili tt. Wll'on, A. A fw-,
I urpr. l'hlllp ttliiilinid, (IhII.uh .tonet nnd Itrnn
tllldtH. Hip illirctort orLMiiloil .mil rlf.tul
tin- r1loliit; otllri-i-: Pruidnit, flnlljiii
.Ifin-n; tpiirl.-iy, Itcmy .1lll,lin; Ironnrrr,
l'hlllp Illiisliwt: cnicnt ninni(,'cr. IijiIm in.l
dull; ?loii, (icorji- V. lloulaml-.
Vr0CltlI0t,t)ftH Mi:i:r Tim inmnl niM-tlmr
of II10 locklioldrM lit ttiii Srr.iiiloti Kloolrlc Lliiht
nnd IIl-iI lonipiny . hold jetlcid.i.v In the
MIicm of Hie iiniipiiiy on II10 Hit floor of tho
li.md nf tr.ulo liiilldlnir. Tho iJitrdoM clionii
toro Cotonrl A. I.. Siomtcn, I'. It. Hill. II. T.
tlarttiiin, (I. M. llalltto.id im.l M. M. hlnrK.
Tho llrl milled tliieo .110 iol.lonl of Plitlailol
phti nml tho hut lo nt ri mtnn. C'olonct
Slinwdon wuh ilrrtid pio-idtnl im.l K. M. -lu.l.,
orot.iry .nnd ti ii-in t-r.
POLITICAL.
Second Legislative District.
Nutlet' Is heii'tiv (ilten to tho ltr.iilillt.in tn(ti
nf tlio Hceoiid Imlthitlto tlMrltt oT"L.ul.mjiiiit
iminlv thnl .1 irl.inty ili-.tlon will lie held .111
sitiudiy. i'.if I'. l'HIlt nt tho rejtulir polling
ph. t-, Ii. Iwcin tin- liowm of I unit 7 o'cloik p.
in., for tin- purpoto of ttootiiiB two ilcfr-gitcs to
nprr-fl.t tho f-'itl IorI-UIIvo tlKtrltt in tho mm.
Inj; Itepiilillcan nt He (.invention to lie held In
IhriM.iiiL'. "I lie- (.invention to compute tho tole
H1 In- held on 'linxl.it. Mil 21, 1'KH, at 10
(iM.uk .1 in In tin1 ioiiii liouo In Smiiton.
In uinrikiiiio iih llio rulis i;ih. niinc tho
dl.tn t. it.' itidlditnt will lie toted for dire, tly
. tho t.t.rs .it the polK and niii-l n-f-itteV
tMl'i I'.i. ditti't (liilrnuii lilt full tnme nnd
p. ttolh.e ii.'.ilr". imi p.iy I1I1 ("oiKiniiil fifteen
1l.1t s h. Hue tho deitloli, or his 11 11110 will not ho
plijcil .11 tin oIIh hit lullot. iioitlicr will any
tOtl-i 1.1 t ll llllU I"' Oilllllllll
Ihe ill-Ilia tiullanio (oiiunitteo 111 t.uious irc
ilmt-i will londuit tho I'letli.in. nnd the result
v ill l.i- 1. nil. .1 t't the 1 1 tin n judge to the ills,
til. 1 (.intuition, which will be lompo-c.l of
ji. .!,'( n ttio Mrlo.w dl-trat-,
wrilt.n imt tie conLilnins; Iiuthcr iii'.ttuctioni
will he nulled to (Jih lncinliei of the kiiil dii
till I tlL'ilj'KO (oiniiiitlet.
Fiedeilo ". I'loit,
riiaiiiiun Se.sind Uirti-lHliti' Ui-trat
Alt. -I Waltei I;. DatN, SicictJi.1.
Thiicl Legislative Distiict.
NoIko I, liuelo, kImh Ihit tlio I'ipiilili. 111
t-t nulius; iiiniiiiittic of III. Iliinl loclalitito dl-tri.-t
of I.n'.awaiini (Oinitt will uie.t al tlio .if
liiti.iliiin loom, ..iiirt liriite, S i.mtoii. nu 1 1 -uiilaj.
tlio ci(,l.l(.ntli diy of Mit, Hull, nt i
oMoik in tho nltirnoon fur the purpoN ..f
r.111 iui7.iti(iti and fiin; .1 1 line when the pri-mirlo-
toi I lie (lei lion ci t.it.' .Morale's sliill
lie held. Ity oidei of
1. .1. M if tl.ett.. flniiirin
lt(-l'-l. I Milkin-, e. i.tJii
"(rjiitun, l'i.. Mil 11, 1'itil.
TESTS FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
Prof. Mooie to Experiment with
Wireless Telegraphy.
Tinlej-hiii' Willis M0010, oliii'l of tho
urMtliPi' Inn can. ttlio last nislit lec
tin oil In tills city, in to make cxiktI
inenls fur the Kovcvnnicnt itlxiut wlip
levs lolfKi apliy.
A-3 to tils -ilnns ttith lcfcu-ncc to thr
tests l'l'olossoi .Mnoie is veiy letlcent,
lint he ndmltte.I that lie is haviiiR- Hie
ippmatiis set ti! ttllh which 10 make
them.
WALDRON'S HORSES ARRIVED
IN SCRANTON LAST NIGHT
EOR TOMORROW'S SALE.
Valdion aniveil last iiIkIii itli
foity 1i.miI ol' the llnest tut of matched
pahs of wnikeih and dilvers, also a
nninbei' of line Miislo Iioik-s-. Iteinein
hcr Ihe (.ale ttill positively lake nlaco
toinoiiotv, tain or sliine, at t'tisiik's
old stables on Washington avenue. ",
No.dlsapiiolntmcnts' ttli.-n Sc hi lever
llnl-lies youi photographic sii.ip -lititi.
Guernsey Hall,
311 Washington tive., Sciantnn, is this
host and most reliable place to pur
chase 11 Rood Piano. It will pay you
to call and got pi ices ami trims', J. W.
Guernsey, 1'iop.
II you can't think, don't he.n Hub
haul. Who do. amateur photomapliei's
tlnl-hintr'.' Sclnievei.
"I! tyi'iott Ideals" Is 1 : 1 1 . 1 1 jlub.
haul's Iheine.
TiiKi' om lllm lollpi to Heln e. 1.
lllllibard's l.-itme-. ,ue Ulll.ll" 'I'ty
one. "
Aek roi KulJy's uniim uiackeis. '
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especially for Waists,
Strinp; tmH Pimn-ae
Stripes and Figures for
STRIKE OF
MACHINISTS
LACKAWANNA SHOPS STOPPED
WORK YESXEBDAY.
On Account of Refusal of Supctln
tendent T. S. Lloyd to Recognize
the Union or Receive Any De
mantis Made Through It, a Com
mittee of Shop Employes Yester
day Waited Upon Him His Re
fusal of Nino Hour Day Prcclpated
Strike nt Noon Yesteiday.
Between hIk anil woven litindied men
employed nt the machine shops) of the
Delaware, Lackawanna ttntl Western
Rnllrond company went on .ittlke ye.
tertlny noon, because of the refusal of
.Superintendent of Motive Power nnd
.Machinery Lloyd to Rrnnt their demand
for a nine hour day.
'Superintendent Lloyd stated In the
aimvotlntr letter to the demands, which
wn published in yesterday's Tribune,
that lie would In no way recognize any
luittests niiulp through any save shop
employes themselves, nnd this resulted
In the Lackawanna men yesterday
taking the mutter out of the hands of
the council of tiftllntcd machine, boiler,
car, blacksmith nntl pattern shop em
ployes, eleetlnjr their own committee
and wfiltliiBr upon Mr. Lloyd yesterday
morning. They weie In session with
him long: ohoukIi to receive n dlieet tc
fiisal of their petition.
A meeting was hold of the employes
befoie they went In to wotk, ,aud a
committee of sixteen men chosen to
confer with Stipeilntendenl Lloyd.
They weie admitted lo his ollice about
10 o'clock. They had been Instiuctod
ot the meeting to ask an Inimedla e
answer to the demand for a nine-hour
day. In view of the f upciinlstu enl'a
icftisnl to lecoRtiize the uunm
One of the membeis of Hip commit
lee was asked by Mr. Lloyd what he
lepiesented, and deflated that he was
present as a union man, but the sen
eral impipsslon conveyed by the com
mittee was that they weie there as
shop representatives. On Mr. Lloyd In
foi miliar them that he could not, and
would not, leduce the wot king hours
to nine at the ten-hour wage, the com
mittee left the otllco, informed the men,
and after 12 o'clock the shops weie idle.
"WAS I'NPanMKDITATIID.
Chairman Humphiey Campbell, of
flu- council, declined that the stilke
was cut h ely unpremeditated, and that
as .Superintendent Lloyd had asked
that the restraining Inlluence be ip
moved tiom hi.s emploes, this was
done, and the strike lesulted.
Yesteiday afternoon the LaiUawan
na strlkeis met at Hullierl's hall and
elected an executive and press mm
mitten. One of the flit actions 01 tho
latter was to issue the following state
ment: I.) II.- l.illh.l .11 ll'l ll lit'tll -
Si Ihe pi.--.- ... imiilii.' in. 'nl i m -ih i .1
hi tin liiieliiu' of lleli...r., Lick in. am I .ni.l
W.-ste'ii i.iiliui'l iti'iilute- tin- .iltrii.o.in .It.t.hd
to jdtt oiil th- tollnttliu in ie'i.l I., lie I),
I.. ,. W. If. II. rmpl.iti'-' it (ion n. ipinii.ii;
oik to.lit ;
All. t.lnd'h . otiiiii.niK..ti.ii of 111 Ml I.I
tire id In lliiiiiiiliu II I niipl. II, . duplit ilo
rf will. Ii wis iiiiili-il tn Ih. ton iiuploti'-. "f
tin I'.. I.. A W. . ii.ii;iinr hue, who ,.i- in
tho totnnultie who i.i.iittil i-iilioii 1. 1 ili
iiitit''liom d.iv. wn- i OU-.I.I Mid l. tho tnii!o,
ot llio suasion -Iiiiji (hi- ii i n in.: .in-I thtt
I.. I. I'd In Ii.im i umiilici ... the -. imi. m -In 'n
iiiiji an to Mi. i.l. n.l lo. ,ni ii.wii l.i ih. pill
ti.ii -oi the oiil. -ho ii do ii on. i . Mi. I 'o.
-i.il. 1 1 the linn Ii. 111 .In u.-ilil imi h- ,:i imi
iiinl Ihe in ii .iiil mii!. 'ihe inn mu n.,.
(.llldl ..111 it II. (111. lilt lulji ... . ,i i
i.aiooil V-.-u.hli..ii .11 'liihini-t-. in f.t Pi
(lillllill lit .llflll.ltl.l .ll'ploM- .11 (In It'lllll
I uluii union, imi w '- lliiiupl'ii't P. rinipiull 11
horn, t of .1111 .oiil.inpiili.l ...II. hi, in. 1 1 id I,,
in .nit v n ,nl!-c 11. Mi. 1. 1. ml .i-L.,1 I., .1 i
t III. his unploti- .mil lli.t 1i-i..hi ,1 1.'
..nt-' 11 y k-. v ithoiit 1, tuivlhu in. 1 n ti w!ii
w.ul out wilt ho M ioll..l lo ..II ih. inu H
ituiil..l with ih. nu "nil
-. r.inl 111, l'.i , Mit" 7. Pill
The e.'i-lltive lommlltee 1 lei Ii d
Consists of seteiiteen meillbels. sjn-
teen of whom tunned the coiiiiiiltte.'
which waited upon Sllpel illtelldelll
Llojd. Vesterday's meeting was at
tended by lepiosentatives of each of
the depai tim-nts on .stilke, who. In
ttiinpllance with the )etiies of mte ui
those prc-ent, ruse sepaiately. .showing
the member In attend, nice- from each
depai tment.
In addition to the mat liluisi- builer
inakeis and blacksniiths, then: aic also
about two luinilieds laboicis ousttllte.
It is cNiiccted that the prcoipitalc at -Hon
of tlu1 Lackawanna men v., 11
spread to the shops altuiK the Hue
and thai Mr, Lloyd's ditei'l ieliis.il ,it
the nliie-hoiir day demand will lestilt
in a goneial strike today of the nui
1 hlnisis of the Pclawate, Laekawan
na and Western Itailtoud company.
The Lackawanna has shops al Huf
falo, Kingston, Iloboken, I'lica, 111
1 11I1 .1 Hlnghamtoii, Syt.uuse, Newark
nud Jersey City,
f-upelinlt'lldeilt Llottl I el used to see
any newspaper men esleida,v m uiiike
any statement iPRanllug the situation,
The stilkeis' e.Nceulivi' commit ten
meets today and Fiiday iiIkIii the men
will hold another .session.
LETTERS EROM. THE PEOPLE.
I Tudor thl" lieidiiig .hint loiter' of n(erot
ttill ho pul. li-li. . I whin .it 1 1'lnpaulod, f.u puMli i.
ttr.11, l.j Hit- wiIIh'j. mine, 'llio 'I illume doei not
a-.-uiiie nsioliMhllilv foi opinion? hue ispieuul.J
Statement fiom Chaitinnn Campbell,
)..iltm ol In. 1 1 Hume
Si Mildly put 1110 in iii.uil iluuiuU ,.ni
. ..Ilium- 1, h.tln leu I lotliui', to ih. 1 I1I1
ilul.'iliu .1 tiv..il'm o- woik on the p-11 of
the IKlii.tie, l..i. I. lu.iiiiu ,iud Wi-urii ralliojil
nidi lo.l.i.v . 1i.1l 1I.1K ,i,'o 1 w.niiid Mi.
Pliiu the ni'-ii ttnc uue.i-t and hint to liohl,
hut we liopdl In ketp ill III'.', Ilu-iv lilein- 111
110 p.iwii- n 11 liiniiulil In .c ii- tn .itold .1 slil.ti
.it tlili time, and I think tho lullu.ii.o of nit.'lf
.s 1 I11I1111 111. .aid nf tin iii.-iiiiilluiii itlfiii
.ill. I would Into hot 11 I'ltulhi- had Ml. l.lott'
IiIii'mIi no 1 ln-1-t .1 mi ill.-nlii,' with II nml
iipaiatiim lilt men fioiu th. Inlliinu.' of the le-t,
ai tar .H Ik (niild.
I lie I ut lint ho thiii m-i.tiil mi ii 11.11 inu
I .em, aid hi nun n.ic 1I1011, lau-ed 1 In in 10
a. t cuijltli with h- i.'.iilt of wlili i ,tou .in
aware. I am tin.' I eel. In tain n lini polun
of "retocidtlon1' for msi 01 iho-o I iimi-eiiL
in thl- luatlri, Imi toi (ho peaio of ilu- illy
Ja.t i.ow, ioiue one hcttei lute a iul raining ln
fliioiuo 111 the anil coin eiiiril. If Ihe 1 u iplo.) era
tl.lt.lv 1 1 . i-.v tan siil.-titiilc an.iiliiiia- littler llun
lhat uhltli eti-U I loi one ill.r them t ii. on
p. tliinily, ni.d nil t.lllliu; 10 ihe them all op
pijtluultj nuu-JI) In dial tilth llii'ii (iiiilm,M
squut. ly, js Mr i.hij.l did. I wl.'i n. jj,u In
II prat I had iiolliln lu do Willi tailing Ihe llvla
ware, Laikattanna and W..-tiin rallio.nl men nut
lodiy, and knev; notliln of tin Ir imttlnus with
Mi. Uuul this luoinlii.', nor their final anion,
until I wat tent foi at about 'J.l'i p, 111, to pie
blJ(; oter the iiKctiug:,
Now the) aie out, my ii.poit and n 1.1111
pott ot tlio ether union attlliated tvtlt fir. fr-ely
pitcn them alona; all rlplit lines, uud hepe
to mote at one man for the nine hour Ua,
Rv-lk-ethill),
lliiuiphir,t 1). Cniipln-ll,
b-raiiton. I'a , iLt 7 C'lialrnita
SEIZED LIQUOR DISPOSED OF.
It Wns Dumped Into the Sower Yes
terday by the Police.
.Siipcilntcndent of Police Homing
and several police offleers yesterday
nf let 110011 disposed of the large stook
or Intoxicants which wore seized on
Monday In the speakeasy iald on John
Ituiniuler's place, on North Main ave
nue, There Is n sink In the floor of the
main cell room iu the municipal build
ing nntl down this the stun: wns
dumped, from whore it ran down Into
tlio sewer. Tho Moulds thus disposed
of Included thirty assorted quart bot
tles and several large Jugs of whiskey,
wines and cordials, about fifty gal
lons ot whiskey contained In two casks
and two cases of bottled beer.
There were two half drunken pris
oners In the colls light near the sink
and as the liquor was poured down
tlicy murmured to theniHelves and
talked with tlio ollleers about tho
"great waste."
"Hay, please throw a little bit over
heie." said one. as tho smell assailed
his nostrils, bin the ollleers weie deaf
to all tlulr cnlteallo.s.
STRIKE AT CAR SHOPS.
Confeience of Men Employed at Dif
ferent Shops of Company to Be
Held Here Today.
There was little work nt the oar
shops of the Delnwaie, Lnckuwannn
and AVostci 11 itullrond company yes
terday, only four or live men report
ing for duty, nnd these, with the shop
foi emeu constituting the entire work
ing foice. Master Car Hulldcr Canfltid
was In his olllce and about the yard
dining the gicjiler purl of the day, and
was soon by a Tribune man about 1
o'i lock yesteiday afternoon.
lie declined to state wiml efforts
were being made lo recruit a new staff
of employes, nnd with a quiet piiiIIp,
nut all questions with the response.
"I have nothing to say." He varied
this once by declaring, "At present I
am saying nothing, but merely sawing
wood. We will have something fop
you within n few days."
The men nt the Buffalo shops ful
filled the nssuiuncc made Mr. Canflold
.Monday Ib.il unless Jllcks was icln
stnted they would stop woik, and
went on stilke jesteiday 11101 ninu. The
glievance committee of the local
strlkeis wiled Buffalo yesteiday af
ternoon for iufni million, and shoitly
fil'ter .1 o'clock- lecelved the following
hi lef telegiam: "Buffalo car shops
are out." An Assoeiat.'d Press dis
patch say-- that not near all of th"
inch cpjit woik.
A deleg'ilp fiom the Dover siiops
named McDonough 111 lived In the city
yit-terday and otliets aie px
p( i led fiom F-.iffalo and Kings
ton loda:. . It is likely that
on the lattei's nriival Master Builder
c.infiel.l will be nolillpcl of the willing
ness of a joint committee icpresent
ing Ihe tlnee shops to wait upon him.
The lo or delegate denies the story
published iu one ot yesterday's Xew
Voik papeis that twenty-live men ie
1 111 ued to work at the shops, lie says
that only one man. Ihigene Altdre.
tiansleiii .1 'here I10111 heie. is still at
v. 01 k.
I'lo-itl.'tit W II. Tiuesilaie. of the
Lackawanna, is 1 'potted iu .111 Asso
ciated Pie. ilispat.-ii ,h txptessitu
hiinseir 11.1 liillov -, legaiiling the local
.stiikc:
"I iindi'ist.iiiil ill 11 all ihe men ein
lilot.tl in Ih.' iMi-ip.iiiiu3. Idack--.ii.
1I1 and paint shop-, in the number
ul I.O00, h,ie stiuek because We stis
I I'lidid an emplote. Tills action was
M'i'.t uniu-l, hec.tiiM the man Ilii ks
gin-sly tlisobe.tt-tl the company's 1 tiles
in itiilliiiK woik .mil leaving the
Mounds vliboiit 'i pimli. I am not
liilonnnl wliotliei" the men will ;;o
bail; lo woik or mil. If ihey do not,
their plates will plobibl.t be (ulckly
Mipiilletl. Their going will make no
leal liat.iship lor 11 for seveial weeks
to . ome. Iiuaiisi oui rolling stock is
ji.-l now 111 llist-tlass condition"
.Mr Cantield was .-.en last night
by a 'I'llliiiue man, and c -pie-sed
himself as not being mir
th ulnily wol 1 led ovi'i' the local
conditions, lie said that moie men
woiked esieitln, than leported on
elthei .Monday 01 Saiuiday afternoon.
T.nil.-ht, Clbeii lliibbanl, at liicyele
1 lab. '
WANT A STATION IN DUNMORE.
Citizens of Thnt Boiough to Petition
the Lackawanna.
The tfsidents of Duiinioie are atuiln
making an elforl to huw tho Dolawaie,
Lackawanna and AVestein It.'illioad
company erect both a fielghl and pas
.senger station lu the boiough.
Seveial petitions aic being ch ciliated
and iiuiiieioiiH signatures aie being se
cured. The petitions aie addiessed lo
lii'.sidenl Tiuesilaie ami tliu dliectois
of the company, and suggest that the
station be located at op neap the foot
of Smith sticet. Thoy point out Hun
Puumoio met chants (leslilug to ship
height by tho Lackawanna are obliged
to haul It 11 distance of two miles lo
the height .station In this city.
Is a lectin e
bald's K
worth a dollar.' llub-
PINATHAR ENTERS BAIL.
Sudden Re-nppeaiance of the Asunll
nnt of Michael Aiigrosini.
LnwieiiPo Pluatliar, ihu young Hal
Inn lor whom tho Duuiuoi-o police have
been indiistrlously .scotu-lng the bor
ough dm lug tho past two weeks, and
who Is charged with having stabbed
.Michael Angroslnl with a knife, yes
teiday .suddenly appealed before Hur-aiK-s
But when und entcied ball In the
mini of j00 for his appe.iianco at court,
lie gavo no oxplauatloii ot his wheie.
abouts dining tho past two weeks, but
It H thought that 11 lends have had
him In hiding and now that Angioslul
P practlially well again and no morn
sei Ions 1 hurge than uegtuvalcil as
sault anil battel y can be piefeneil
against Pinathap he daicd to ventiuo
toith again.
Mental catluie d-seillK'S llulibaid's
lectures.
TO ADMIT LOCAL ATTORNEYS.
Judge Auhbald will cunveno United
Slates couit In this city at 10 o'clock
this morning, to enabla membei.s of the
bar of this und adjoining counties to
bo admitted.
At tho formal opening of the new
court in Hnnlhburg, Monday, Judgo
Archbald made Scranton tho seat of
the eouit by dliectlng that the records
bo kept here.
11 1
i:ibcrt Ilubbaul tonight at Bicycle
club.
PROF. MOORE
ON WEATHER
INTERESTING ADDRESS IN THE
BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
Described the Conditions Which Agi
tate the Atmosphere Air Hns
Great Density No Man Can Pre
dict the Weather n Week in Ad
vance Stereoptlcon Views Weie
Shown Illustrating the Move
ments of Storm Centers nntl Plans
Used for Danger Signaling.
Professor Willis Moore, chief of the
weather bureau, lectured before 11 line
audience hi the board of trade roomj
last night on "Air and Storm Phenom
ena." lie was Introduced by Hccretnry
L B. Athcrton, of the board of trade,
In his own gtneoful way.
Professor Moore, as many people
know, Is a nitin ot distinguished per
sonal appearance nml most profound
scientific attainments. He gavo a most
delightful lecture, which was full of In
terest. In beginning, he described the con
ditions which agitate the atmosphere
and the production or waves of waimtli
from the radiation of the earth. Hiiof
allusion wns made to Ptofessor Trlp
ler's experiments in liquid air, and to
the fact thai fifty miles from the earth
thete ks not enough nlniospheie to
radiate light. Ten miles from the
eai til's surface llieic Is the same eter
nal peace, no curients to ascend or de
scend, and If It were possible for two
people to exist thete they could not
hear each other speak, as there is no
medium for the transmission of sound,
while the lompeiature Is 100 degrees
below zeio.
.Six miles fiom the eaith are the
selrrhus clouds. The elasticity of tho
ah- and Its narrow strata may be in
part realized when II is considered that
one-half of all the atmosphere Is be
low tho top of Pike's Peak, although
It is but In recent yeais that the fact
bus been discovered. Beyond S.O00 or
!),000 feet theie is little change in the
temperature, either at midday or mid
night, but a uniformly cool air. If
mechanical eiiglneeilng could manage
lo bring II clown to us or take us up to
it, (luring prolonged hot waves, the
comfort of tho i.ice miglil be Inoi eased.
Xo one can say lhat It Is impossible.
AIP. IS IIKAVY.
We sneak oT "(lilies light as all,"
foi getting that air has ,1 density ot
one and one-thiid ounces to a. cubic
foot and that no live men in this 100m
could cairy the weight of air therein,
for it aggregates tlnee tons.
A lumioious deseilptlan of Hip cipher
employed by the meteorological buie.iii
was given, with the methods used to
obtain ac cm ate knowledge of weather
conditions. The speaker believed that
the basis is being laid which will 10
sult in reliable piedictions for man's
guidance for 11 season in advance. Then
will arise some new Copei ulcus, some
Galileo, or Newton, or Kenter, who
will unlock the seciets of the clouds
and of (he coming seasons.
Piofessor Mooie declined that today
no man could predict the weather .a
week iu ndv.iine.nnd scoicd the quacks
and impostors who tiy to deceive peo
ple as to Iheir poweis In this diiectlon.
incidentally mildly icbuking the press
for assisting in dispensing ignorance,
while In othPi lespeets it was such a
mighty agent for good.
lie then stated that while the niele
010l1uit.il bureau 1 an predict wind
stoi ms and thus wain localities to the
pioteelion of life and ptopeity. theie is
no such ceitalnly about i.iiu or snow,
which may be puiely local. Then, in
the nililhl of siippiessed laughter from
the audience, he began 011 the subfeet
ol thai tth of Mnieh last
INACdrUATION DAY WKATIIi:it.
"illl tile Hid Ol M.lltll." saitl he.
"I 111 a cloud was to be seen for hlill
dleds of miles westwaid. Now In Hie
winter, tain m snow always comes
fiom tlu wist In 1 he summer, inlus
aie ol leu local and may fall in any
piece, but thai day theie was a clear
bill ot health wesl fnv S.OOti miles and
I had no idea that theie could be
anything but a dear day, and theie
1 ..me that II tt. X sloun liuhl over
Washington aim Baltlmoie. Jt would
nevei happen again In a thousand
yeai., and It was all Litause of my
piedictioil. of colli se,
"Tliei was 11. newspaper mini who
1 iiiiiu to gel my explanation, and 1
told I1I111 'o go go oh' and Wllte the
veiy meanest, ugliest things he could
say and I sluaild tcel obliged to him.
for I had Intended having a man to
kick me all nei town."
The ptolc-ssoi deseiibed the meth
ods used In taking obset vations over
the gieatesl aieu in the world fiom
South Ainetlen In the Canadian
Northwest, fiom which come 1 epulis
(T.ee dallv fiom all stations.
A number of stet'eopHcon views weie
shown, Illustrating the movements
of sloim cent. -is nud the plans used
for danger signaling. In the 1 use of
seveie 1 old w.ic. I ho. huienn's wuin-li-gs
had been the means of saving K
000,(1(11) In piopeity in tho south.
A Wet Indian liurilcane was ri.i
pulcally portinyed and the ilalvcstoii
honor was dosciihid In Its iclatlon to
tin bin. 'ait.
IM'SIIKD STOHM NOIiiilWAKI)
Tho high pie-mire pushed the stnun
northwaid. but instead of going to Ihe
cost as It nidlimrily would, a low
pi efc.su 1 11 .stoi m dlveited tho path,
.sending ll toward tlio gulf. By1 tho
warnings sent ten million crafts put
In and not one wis lnt. Tho warn
ings went to (he Lake legion, It Is es.
I limited, saved lluca tliues that num
ber by holding thmn in safety, .be
sides, liuiumerablo precious- lives.
The Louisville tornado was vividly
poiliayed, with innuy of tho add Inci
dents. A tornado Is pot n cyclone, but
Is an accompaniment a little wheel
witliu a big one with four KindL
tlons,
Flifcl Tornadoes oicur fn-iu April to
July,
Hecniid- .Cyclones niuve uom tlio
pot thwest.
Thlul High tcniperatuio lu south
west corner of cyclone,
Fourth High humidity.
A cyclone is from SOO to 500 miles
In diameter. A tornado but 1,000
jaids. The latter Is easily dodged by
running cither northeast or south-
west op Into a cellar of a frame house,
Tho Hoods at Lonlsvlllu nnd Pitts
burg, and the weather bureau'.-) warn
ings were described with graphic
touches. Muny Intcicstlng pictuics
were shown.
The lectin c was given tor the bene
lit of tho Young Women's Ohribtian as
sociation. Mr. M0010 is iie guest of
CoiiBH'S&m-tn Council while In the city.
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wood. Thoy nte very eitcctlve. 5fc
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0 Inches $2.75 12 Inches ?0.00 5
We Invite comparison of pi ices. Jj
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WALDRON'S AUCTION SALE
40 HEAD SELECTED HORSES-ARRIVED LAST NIGHT FOR
TOMORROW'S (THURSDAY) SALE, MAY 9, ATI P.M.
It will be the finest forty head of horses ever offered for sale in thi
city or valley. They consist of draught horses, coachers, cobs, single
or in pairs; driveis of every description; grocery teams, work teams,
roadsters and general purpose horses. Sale positively, rain or shina
tomorrow, May q, at i p. m. Horses can be exchanged up to time of
sale. Remember the date. Sale takes place at
Cusick's Old Stables, Washington Ave.
fj Bicycles That Run Easy. f
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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 th
ttate. Eighty pet cent, of the right ol way is owned in feo 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. The company also does a general
freight business. The road is bonded for only $14,200 per mile.
litll information as lo bonds, together with map of route, de
scription of country, statement of earnings, etc., may be seen nt our
olfice.
Vu luive made a lliorougli invesligatloii of (lie abore prop
erly, and recommend these bonds as a safe and conservative in
vestment. Title Guaranty and Trust Co.
516 Spruce Street.
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THE. ii
People's Bank,?
Alears Building,
1
Court Mouse Square.
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus, - - - 25,000
Savings and Biibiuess Accounts
Solicited.
' l'lebideut
- C, D, Jones Vr
O, T. Reynolds
- H. M. Ives h
Vice Pies,
Cashier -
DIRHCTORS:
'I lioiiij-. ,-pustie
llliur Piuin,
t), -.. Wooltuiith,
W. 0. Pulton,
Jticlunl O'UrUii
M. I. 'Jii 1
Samuel siiitii
T. (' im Moiili,
II W'jiinan.
M T. ItrJlcj.
"EMILIUS," A KOMAN DRAMA.
It Will Be Piesented nt Lyceum by
Pupils of St. Cecilia's Academy.
The students of St. feellla's acad
emy will present .it the Lyceum tomor
row afternoon and evening a lyrical
diuinu, entitled "Kmlllufc, or the
i
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VV
in Jardinieres
- neck shapes, giotind colotlng of S
decorations of latge tulips nnd vn- w
slaes nntl four shapes. Tho Under- 5
II is nia-L important that hictfr jj
Hiotild Ire cay running. f?5
Ili'jltlitul ccrei-c is bcneOclal, bill
lint! o.-k injuiicns.
'Hie lioarinsi ct th
"Seranlon" C5
nlng and its gS
piir.intce lchliif.-s of rnnnli
mrcliclh nukes it tin mot duratilo
vlicel for .dt clai-ps of riders.
I'ritcs to suit tlie pockctbooV.
126-128 Franklin Ave.
Don't Worry
Sbout Hut IciHic. SI IT Cs; 01 II VM) IHG
We lute 1 Urjio j v.oi i iii.-in cf H.nu at th.
IIKilll' I'UK'l.s 111 j.t jii -.nu .ton 1, p.r
(C.ll 1)11 jll I.' u. (lllill.k
UfffluiJam.
413 SPRUCE STREET,
t 'low ned Mnttjis" iilc .ictlon ut tlu
play lakes phue In Itonic during tin
lelsu of V.ileil.111, uud will enlist tin
services of over tlfly of the student-).
The matinee Is especially lutendt'ii
for liilldieii, who can sciiun admis
sion to any p.ut of the house tor Itf.
teen cents. The price for adults will
be fitly cents,
B1TTENBENDER&C0
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