til 1 THE SCRAOTOX TRIBUTE-Hi UKSDA1', AUGUST 2D, 1901'. (- xxxxxxxxxxx; the uoduiim tiAnmvAnr. fltona. gYOUR $ READING ROOM Will b well lighted If It hns one nt itur DKOP MOHTS in II. We hiive a Irn or. nsMiltlllcllt nf tho , ncvucl patterns In globes, , w .9. fan y nnd plain eoloi Stands In odd slmpes and n variety of finishes. Foote & Shear Co. JJ9N. Washington Ave :xoooooooooc HKHMMHiaiMH I Some Knit Garments lor Bine unci cnuu emu. win make a. mother hnppy nnd the child restful. We iuo specialists in this lino nnd have everything in the ad vanced styles for Infants and children. Th? Baby Bazaar, 510 Spruce Street. LACKAWANNA BUSINESS COLLEGE, 31A Vuhncn ai'tiu", Ct.rnfy hul'.din;. Nw tmn beiim Sppt. 3. We Dn't Pouul punch ind rull :inur linen In pieces We sae the weir lor ou. It's economy to hae our linen ptoper ly rami for. acksiwamiea niK" fawurndiry. RnS-dlft Penn aenue. A. H. Warninn. PERSONAL, Pr H n W.iri- i in Peril mil, Me. on lirirl tlt Court Mrnojnpru'r II. II "I"ti u In me ftnm hl Eiirnpfin tup n i, Mc-ican. lfainl urn arc fpfmlin;; a urrk at thp I'm Vim m in. Mi inil Mr- .lr(T Vrrrmtn line rrturniit from a trn dais M-lt it Ciotil UkP, Mr nnd Mi W II I'nlllni aiul on kit trnlK tor llie I '.in Vim-man rltion t .irirt till ten Wailc nf tlio niiitiiil m linnl al Ja.i n, Vi., I Hip ifiitM o( relitiw In r,-. li Vllintl Mntiel, nf t lir.lnut lr(-rt. Ill) rriurnH (mm a trip oc 'r Hie fircit l.ikrn lull i Mii.nirrn. el Munh i Imnk. i the cwt -t Misa Uitlirrino .Ii-iiiiIiirs of i,'uim-.v air nup The Miw -nib, Mnrcui-t iml Mjrj Ituclb, rt Pi mi autiut-. Iflt jti-ri!i Mr a Hip thrauisli ( n.d. l.es lulfln I' nirffp. nf S-Tinton. i th c.irt f hi-r irr,inilmtlifi. Mis. Helen Vilon, if C if- n bl.. M Miri ilJinl, nf Hie (nuliy nf tli- lnli nhnil. hi iftiirnfil fiom vllt Hi IIiiiTjIo, l)c tr it inil Tnltd) Mi-. I irn lli-ip, nf Si-w nrl iltj, i Ivlne rnti'ruinnl le Vlr. and Mr. Muhirl l,rlmp, ot M ilheni Hurt The Mi-(- I'liMiMi nf Nnrtli ahln:tn e-pi-, ari i-niriuniiiu- lif Annie t jilin and Mivs Pi'kin, rt I'lillKlrlpliia. fit fnntrollpr l.lra llnnfll left ie,trnliv fn- lliiftiln, vlirre iii mI1 fifnd a wi-tk at the Pan mniiian rvpi.liinn Mr t.ilcs 1. riirl. and ilnmlilor, lli-lrn. nf Wo stri-i-l, lii.' ii-inin d Iri'iii a trip to lluf Ian Siam i I .ill nnd Txionto, Mi and Mr I I' O'llort nnd Miu fiwulj, l t hu iin, aii lirine i-nlcrtalnrd 1 Mr and M I I ii linn, nf I minft Hrecl lr and Mr? V .1. Ilrnm,r ami mui, llirrj, nf Pnadinc. lio liavn lurii Knots of Mr llrnni-r'a farfnia in this riij, lino rrttinmi lionio. Mls firnie -mllh. iipriltitrtulrnt nf tin- nnro ar Hie llilinrminn hopiul, rrtninnl lit wi-ik frnm 1 two wnrki Ma( at tlir l'.m Vinrni.in I W M"rr, niprrinlci'd'-lit nf tin- NaMln 11 irn-. nf Nrw nrk iit, llli-i iin nld fiimd, Mr Inn-ph Ob-r, nf Vulhrri) Ktrrrt, trurrdn. Tlr Pi Jinim Mil.i-nd, pilnr nf the I irst Prr-sltrn tn iluiuh, rrtiinird lionip jpli-rdi-fi m hi wmllnii, uprnt at l.i't lliiiiplon, I I. li-iri t ir lluililiT I.. 1. Cintlrhl. nf tho d ki-uim iailiii.nl, h in Ni'H Mlk in.ir. n ml xiiprilnlrndi-iit nf fir Smite VI It (an urnl to Hnfl.ilo ll-t niflil. Mrs I liirti-n. iliu:lili-r, Snili. and "ii, VVjIhi ha.t jiit irtiiincil from a tiit in New 1 im and Nrv Jrrrj. Ihrj urn atioinpinil t Mi-. Iirrrnpt' nii-i-t-, Ml-rt llrnd(-ii.on. Mr P Krlnlirri; iml t!aiulilrr, laihilli- aiil Fini'nif, nd Mr. T V Ilafi.i ue iciuiit-d frnm their initacn it I, ike Minlilati, when- tliiv pen tlin nl tun innmli ,it I'mlaj nlfc-lit thei wrrn tn.dt red a pniert) t.ntlil" lit all Hie Firantnn i.itnuett Tli.e prixnt Mere: Vlr. and Mi .Mm Mi kte, Mr and Mi I'eler Ziir flirli Mi and Mi J din urrtich, Mi-j Kornilifa Kuclier, Mil, I. VMir'-iu, Vive Vlim nnd lit r tha Wrlilau, Helen Wiltnx, I harlotte Zurrlieli, Man innman. Mi Brrjeman, Mia I-iele. Mm. 1. flartl, Mie iiIi-ii iul fp.ren. e leinl-ent, fiertrude 7urllirli. lira, e Vtliermn, Mr 'Iirppe, Mrs Kieldrr. Mef,-.r I Iw-le, Harold Mai-.Vkie, Harnld Mnrru, Utllard Zntflieli, Klnwl Knllrr, Harry Tonnoll, .lamw erld ond ll-nrv V. Sea- City and School Taxes, 1001. The city nnd school tax duplicates for year 1501 me now In my hands for collection. A penalty of 3 per cent, will be added Sept lxt, I90t, and an additional mm per cent on tho tlrst of each rnd eveiy month until fully paid. All tn.es lPiiidlnlng unpaid after No ember 1st will be plated on the delinquent list as ptovlded by law. V. J. Robinson, City Tieasurer. Bpeclal Low Fates to Cleveland, Ohio, via the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Account G. A. B. National En campment. Tickets on sale September Sth tn l.'th Inclusive, rnnsult Lehigh Valley tit. ket agents for particulars. Walt for the Modern Woodmen's ex cursion to Blnghamton, Labor Day, Sept. 2.- Tickets, 91.25; children, 65 cents. COMMON COUNCIL CONVENED. Time of Faying Taxes Extended to November 1. Oonininn council Inst nlRht ronriirred In th select count il irxoltltlon ex tending the time fm pnyltnt. tuxes from September 1 In November 1. All of tho twenty-night members ptesent Voted for the icHolutloh. .Tolin K Mifltee, the "rlr,i" from the Sixth, who wax nut of the city when council wns expanded, presented hint self nnd was swnin In by Ills colleague, ('huh limn t'ulpin. The evolution lelenshm T. K. Walsh & i'n. fiom their sewer continct was leferied to committee. I'oncui ictice wits Riven n i evolution exonerating the Prosb teilnn nnd Christian i hun lies from the nssoss. nient for the Ninth Mnln nenue pnve. A resolution was passed dltoctlng the illicrtot of public works and city en gineer to Investigate what damages. If any. would be Inflicted on ptopeitle.s by the proposed guiding of Mc-Doti-oiirIi l'err, l.nuiel, Oak anil other thotouRhf.ires tn the necum! wind, nnd whether or not It Is possible to secure release fiom the propeily holders. Oidlnatu es for grading certain sttets in the Twelfth wind, and for icpnvlng the North Siianton station house weie passed on Mrst and set ond readings. nidlnanies for paving ioitons nf Wnidihiiiii stieet nnd Olive street, nnd cxonerntliiR the Kvnngellrul Lutheran chur. h piopeity fiom a p.ning nssess men passed third readlnR. Due tor of Public Wniks Koi-he, transmitted plans prepaid! by Untitl ing Inspector Hi own for lcntrnnging the common council chamber to ac loinniodate the met cased member.shlp. Two plans weie submitted. Hoih con template the tloliiR nwaj with the tow of speetntois' seats In the tear and the space occupied by the clmli man's lostruin. The only dlffetence In the two plnns Is that one has the niembeis" desks In straight lows nnd the other a i ranges them In hup. TICKETS WEmTsTOLEN. Thieves Enteicd the Knights of Co lumbus Club House Yesterdny Morning and Took Six Hun dred Excursion Tickets. The i lub hniie of the Knights of Columbus on North WahliiRton ave nue, was lnoken Into eatly esterdny morning and COO tltkets tor the excur sion to be inn to Harvey's Lake today by the knights vcu tal.en. Knti'iiuie was clfettcd thiough a side tlntii In the baenient, vvhlili vuu ftucet! open. It Is believed that th'! buiglars weie after money, as It iwi anniuiiKcd In tho new-qiapois on Tues day that all tneiuheis soiling tltkets weie to make u-tuins on Tuesday night. Tho burglais bioke open the desks of Imth the (luamial and iceoid Ing set letarles, nnd HtulliiR no mone, took the tickets. The theft was dsi.oveiod yesteulay moinhig by sevci.il membcis of the; exclusion coniinuteo, who bellev 1 at Hist that tho i'M ui -.Inn nil aiiements would be thiown into ch uu by the theft. It was leaincil later that nil the tickets weie ntmibeicd ami that a ice on! has been kept of tho numbers of those ls"iied to tho niembeis for sale. The lat tli'l ol given out to bo sold wns No. 1137, nnd the stolon tickets have utimbei"-- abovo this. This fact will enable the knights to dlstlngulsn thorn If presnnUd today. TO MEET SUPT. CLARKE. Lncknwnnna Tininmen Expect to Have a Conference Todny. Tha geneial lonnnittee of the Hroth erhood of llailioail Tininmen of the Dflawate, l.ai knwnnnn nnd "rtein load, vvhli h has been In M-s-dnn beie for the pat ten dns, will wait upon tioneia'. Siiperliitenilcjil T H. t'laike todn.v to pi eint the giievance.s they have foimulated It Is uinlPiftonil that the piintlpal task of the cnnmiltlee wa to levlse the M-hedule of wages adopted soon nftor the now regime came Into power. On Mime of the runs the new schedule ha offet totl n detrease In vvnges, nnd U10-.0 elicited nto nsking to have the schedule revlM-d en as to give them nt least n. good wages ns they earned befote tho pei rilem sjsttin was super seded by the iniltage sstem. P. 1!. Mnnle, the giantl master of the TrnlniiH-n's oiganl.atlnn, who is to speak at ('nrbondale next Tiiesdnj, is expected in this city Saturday, SATURDAY'S BALL GAME. South Scrnnton and Minooka Will Meet nt Athletic Pnik. The South Scran ton base ball club will meet at Hums' baiber shop nt 7.10 n'llni k this evening, nnd all of the plajers of the team me epei ted to be pteent ns tlnal ai tnngt inents will be made for Saturdays game nt Ath letic paik with Minooka. P.lihaid Nallin has wlietl the South Side manager that ho will lome mi fiom Noul.sttiwn with lo t'ln'Mn to play In Hie game. CiosMn Is nt pie. cut pitching for Noiiistown. nnd Nal lin in plalng left Held. Flanagan, of Au-hbald, who caught for Many Swltfs Ktihtcin Atlantic league team, mui walili. or lieoigettnvn, will be seen on the Mliinnka ttaui The game Is to bo for JUKI n i-lile, and a lively tontest is antli Ipated. A laigo ilelegailnn of inotem will come up f 1 0111 Minooka to theor their team on to lctoi j . NUISANCE NOT YET ABATED. Another Meuy-Go-Round Organ Still Running Near Nay Aug Park. The piopeity owneis lesldlng near Na.v Aug pink, who have .lust so, ni..it an liijuntlion fiom court restiaining Jnmes Ciosby fiom iiinnlng the nigan attnihed to his inon -go-mund. thteat- en to begin prniteilings against James Koblnson, Crosby's nval unleis he, too, stops the 01 gan 011 his meuy.go lotind. The ln-oporty nwucr.s inqucsted ltoh lnon to M011 his mean some Minn m.,, nnd he piomlsed tn do so If Crosby's nuriiy-guiuy wns stopped. Tho popular Punch cigar Is still tho leader of the 10c cigars. THAT USELESS PIANO 'I our thfliiH lifer ur hoinf Vnrl jour cluM id nn: cosi:kv. I0IIV, to Icon to uo it Kll't inurif, M for full ejr. inhpit J, Ah Irri I'ennineton, Di rector. P5JS5& ARE MAKING GOOD HEADWAY ARRANGEMENTS FOR LEAGUE CONVENTION PROGRESSING. Chnltman Lowry Announced the Mnkc-up of the Sub-Committees nt n Meeting of the General Commit tee Held Last Night A Handsomo Official Badge Was Decided Upon, nnd nn Effort Will Be Made to Have It Entitle Wearer to Trco Stieet Car Rides. The aliaiigements for the cnteitnln nient of the 7') delegates who will be In this cltv on the 17th and Kill of next month In attendant!- at the fouiteenth minimi tonvi-iitlon of the State League of lteptililltan dubs, nto going on np.u c A meeting of the geiieial committee was heitl last night In tho nlllee of the Hntotprlse Coal lonipnuy In the Cou ncil building. Chnltman l.ow.ry 1111 nnuiued the peisonnel of the vmlolis silh-commlttees and thi-ic was n pep. oral Interchange of -oigeostlons and Ideas. The suh-commltti-es as made up by Ch'iliman I.owry arc as follows: Hrtiillnn linn W I. I nntifll, ihalrman; linn Wnelt W iiirn, II. 11 II M MnanK II in. r I' l' 11111.1H, II hi I V Wauei. Il-n II V. ki ipp. Hut .tnlm i I r, II -n I tl ir.l linie, .Ir , ll.-n lime Moii, II. 11 I. I Itt-innt.l. Ilmi. I' V I'lllllilll, Inllliel II M llolfK. t nlnnel It. I'lnllips I" I. Hilltr, .1. V. l.tiKini;, V. . I'l. il, liillirr kt-lltr. It !.. lliook, .1. s Mi 1111lu. 'lb' nut II Ihlt-, II . .tonkin, r. h. t.iidiur t. It tlernni", I It I'nnnill, I' I". lliltlendin, V. I. Ilmwn, ( Vimm, V b. llernnian, V. II l-u.m, l M lleinnld, V. S. tindfrej, Vltmii htnn, A .1 t nlliorn, W. '. WVUIt, .fol n t iitimutig', tnlerlahimriit k K Itnlnilnti, iltanmin; T. r Von -lor. Ii, .Inlin II Hntk, W " Millar, linn . 1 ( onin-ll, II Vt Siranloii, Willnni II. fair. .1 II. l'lnlllH, It W. I.i ire, W. k. .lolilia, V II Iteoft". I'infoviir IM nen, .1 It. t'i. terline. (i W. Ilivis. C I l.illo-pio. T t I -Hindi. P. , W illrr. T It Hushes Wlllnm Itif nnd, I mil II -nn, (', J Mirlr, John Van llcrRcn, Jr lieior.iiinn t n plain P It Vili-rtmi, iliilimin: ( I. mil II Hippie. .1 II I-HIH..I W Hlkfolil, I 1. Wninm-r, W - Ill-Ill, I Wo.ilvMiiih, II. 1 I'tliit'. W. II. t hii.iinii-, I. II .leriiun, llowtll lliirN, W V Vrr. I'mleiltk I nnnell, II I'. latti, lerpli llininei.icr. V V. i.Iiiiik, Cnlntiel 1ll111r I.0111;, M.nk l-tlsar iml llsW lit Tittk'n btin 'Irun-nort ilmn I! n WilhuiK. rliiunntn; Milk I, miiiiIi, . II Ihmre, Inlmitl (J M I -illlc.. II f. June. .1 lleorirp Hele, (!eoiL H .leimjii. I! II fittrriin, t. W vhink, K. M. niini,l' W 'linltintk Funk Mllinuii, (Irorge II l irtnn arnl V It. Viktr I iiMtite -( nlnnel I. V. W Hie, clijinn 111, lie n. Willltm tnnnill. Hoi I N. Will ml, I' II W it kliw, i: I. Hillii, l.ntlter keller, t olonel II Itipplt-, .ln-rph I .lei in.111, . I. .1 WilllniM, It l. Ilitmk-t. ttlniiel II VI llilr, Hon. Allinl II in I. I I. l.lufoul, loiiiad Nhropilrr, W . K III I lf' id l'mtfrainnie-t.eorue W. Mir-tlitll, tliiunian; Mm It I tl.ird, I'.itmir I. HiUi.ini.", I V lletk, Inlin Ii. lite--. I. II Srnkei. t i: Din ii'ld. II 1'nrtn I'.iMill, I)r II riiiin lle. ant .1. 11 Walkir 'HI IIVVI. I, CM It VI. t llVlii.i:. The chnlt men of those committees 1110 to 1 (institute nn exoiutlve commit tee, which is to have gcneial charg'; of nil ariangementi, subjoo; !,i tutu to tho wishes ot the geii'ial coniiulttt . A speilal i-omiiiittio on badges was npiioliitetl last night, consisting of V. A. Stanton, P.. V. l.uce pt-d W. II. John. This committee, nf. . ,1 bilef session In an atljoliilng loom with a badge agent, dot Itled upon ,.ll nllnlil badge to be presenteil to 'a-h of th- ilelegates. This will consist of a lirge button, tontnlnlng 11 tut of the Thir teenth regiment iitmoiy, bung by a small Aineilcnn Hag from a metal bat, healing the woid "Scianlon." The (ouimltlce wisely io Idcd, upon the unanimous lei oninieiidatlou of over.vone piesent, to do away with the hat kneveil pictures of coal hie.ikets and pendant lumps of coal, wh'.ch bavo been p.ut anil patool of vrv cmveii tiiui badge given out In tho city for oats. The piiture of the armory was decltled upon asdielng nppiopi lati, be-caii'-e the convention n to be li-U In that hiiildlug. It Is believed that a suggeiiioti niatlc by D. H. Atlieitou legartling the badges will bo an led out. It possible). He suggestetl that arrangements be made with tho Scinnto.i Vnllvvay c-oni-panv for no carrying 1 o. of all dc'p gates with badges, and that ntiniign ments bo nlso made with tho manage ments of the tin eo thentets wherony all porsnns wearing official batlges toultl bo admitted, the coninilltee fj settle up nftei wards, The chairman was Instiitttod to no tify the chairmen of tho entertainment ami tianspoi tatlon committees to con idei the ndvisabill ; of putt 115 this suggestion Into conciete foini. The cnteitalnment conunltt.'v' ro poned that airangements wora being made with tho several clubs through out the t lty for the extension of club pilvlleges to all delegates during theli stay in tho clt.v. The- entertainment loinmltteo Is also planning to enter tain the delegates 011 Wednesday night, September S, with a drive aiound Lake Soranton and a iceeptlon al the Speedway hotel. AS TO DECORATIONS. The committee nn decorations wns nuthoilcd last night to erect a plnt f in m In the auuory nnd to decorate it ptoporl.v. It wns decided not to at tempt a -.h'imiiI decoiatl i.i of the ar innij, on account of tho gieat expense vi lib h would bo attached If this woe done. The next meeting of the.genenil com mittee will be held on Saturday inht, September 7, when tho leporu of the LOOK! We Just received 100 baskets l-'ancy Delaware Peaches. We also have a nne lino of Rocky foid Canteloupes, Pears, Pine Apples, Watermelons, Delaware Grapes. BUY NONA. E. Q. Coursen Headquarters for fruit and vegetables. various sub-committees will be pre sentcd for approval. RICHARD WALSH KILLED. Found Dead on the Lncknwnnna Rond Near Moscow. The leinalns of Richard Walsh, nf Dunnioic, weie found lltig 011 the 1ackawmiua inllroatl tracks near tin- Mosio-.v station caily jicstordiiy inoiuliig, but Just how he met death will ptobably never bo known. Hoth his h mui one arm weie sev eied fiom the body nnd the trunk wns fiightfully mangled, milking Mentinm Hon illlllcttlt. Coioner Roberts was noillled, mid went to Mostmv and Viewed the remain. He decided that nn lnn,uot wis unnecessary, nnd granted n ptmlt for burial. The remains weie taken to the tin deitnklliR cslnbllsliment of (!. P lirovwi at Mnstovv, where the dead man's tlothcs wore scaiched in tlin hope of dlsrovrtlng soinethlng that would lead to his Identity. Nothing, howevei, was found that would give the slightest clue The body wns Identified late last night ns being that of Hit-hard Welsh, nged 23 cars. mui of Mr, nnd Mra, Pntilck Welsh, of Kpmt Hill, Dun nioic. The deatl man hail but recently returned from the Philippines, where he served for some time ns n soldier. JACKSON IS ASSISTANT. Former Building Inspector Appoint ed to Assist His Successor, F. L. Brown. Hornier I'.ulldlug Unspector T. R Jackson vvas estoiilay appointed as assistant building Inspector bv bis successor, H. I. Hrinv n, who decided not to appoint John Nelson, ns It wns at Hrst believed he would. Inspector Hi own said 'yestctdny af ternoon to n Tilbuno man that Mr. Jackson's salai.v would be paid out of h,s 1 Hi nun's) salarv for tho piesont, but Intlmntt-tl that theio is n possibil ity th.it iiuiiiclls will be nsked to pio vide an appropriation for It, IniMiiueli as tho nt t of assembly seems to make the appointment of nn assistant mnn tlatoiy. Mr. Jackson Is to have the supervis ion of tho eonti notion of buildings In ohnigo, while Mi. Hiown will devoto his attention to the Inspection nnd np proval of plan and speclHcntlons and the Issuing of permits. EXCURSION TO HARVEY'S LAKE. Knights of Columbus Expect It Will Hnve nn Immense Pntronnge. The Knlghti ot Columbus run their niinu.il exclusion today to llnrvey's lake, and give the n-surance to their friends that It will be one of the biggest nntl men enjojnble eventfl that has jot gone to that beautiful ii-siMt. Theio will be no tiolley car doln.vs to inltate the excursionists, ns tho atiangemcnts aro pet footed for the running of tho .special pasfionger tinins thtough to tho lake The tide to Har vey's lake fiom Soranton Is a most enjo.vnblo one. and tho pleasuies. to be onjojetl at the lake mo ninny. The picnic giounds nto nicely nirnnged, and the steamboats land ilose by. The first tinln leaves the Jersey Cen tral depot on West Lackawanna ave nue nt S 30 o'clock In the morning, nnd theio will bo nn afternoon special having heiv nt 130. Hoth inn through to the lake over the I.ehlgh Vnlley lallroad fiom Wllkos-Hano. Tltkets aie ?1 for adults and 75 cents for hlldien. A NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE. It Will Be Opened September 3 in Guernsey Hall. The l.ru kawnnmi Huslneta mlleco will upon Sept. :t in liiiPinoy hall, Mitt rtdlnj? the Spencer 1lusnes tol IfRe. .Mt-s.sis. .1. N. Smooth nnd Ii. V. W.irik'i, of the Spencer rolleRo, lni betoinu aoelnted with I'rnf. J, U. Woollier, who fur twenty jeaist litis been piiiu'lp.cl and lnnniiRei, nnd lor tlin p.i.st twehc je.-ti.s ciwnc-r of the l.ow.dl Si hool of Hulnes of HIiik hnmttin, chip of tbf nldost nnd host Known business hools in thu Mate of New YoiK. 1'iofe.xsnr Jtlooincr, piiiuipctl nnd iniinaRor of the new school, Is nn ex peilPiiied and sutt-essful totnlipr nnd mniiitRrr, nntl nil thiee me hustling business Rt-nilenien who puipose to make the l.itc-Kawanna Huslnem college one of the iepieentntie educational In.stliuilonh of the city and state, STRUCK BY FALLING DRICK. Thoruns Quinlan Sustained Severe Scalp Wound Yesterdny. Thomas Quiul.iu, a young boy em pli)cii by t'tmti. it-tor n. S. Williams as wnter tan lor for the KnnR of men at utuU on the new V. M, t. A. build in jr. was taken to the l..ickawanna hospital esteidav suffering fiom a tteeit scalp wound. A bilt-k fell from the third stoiy and In Its descent slunk the little fellow a Bl.tntlni: blow Its momentum wns Rient and If it hail stuitk tho boy snumely his skull would h,tt been lini-tiued. lie tested e.tsily at the hos pital during the day. WERE FINED S100 EACH. Maximum Penalty 13 Imposed on Speakeasy Kcepeis. MiiKlstiate John T Howe Is deter mined to punish smeiely all speakeasy ki-rptM.s who may come before him when theie appear to be no mitigating drc nmstaneeg. Mrs. .Mnry Lynott and Mis. Bridget Pook, who were nriested on Tuesday nlglit for selling without n license, pleaded guilty yeiterriv morning and weie promptly fined $100 earh, the full limit of the law. Neither nf the wo men could pay the tine and were ae lonllngly committed to the county Jail for thirty days. N. V. O, nnd W. U. 15. will run nn exclusion ti.tlu, nil points, Scranton to I-'orest L'lty InclusUe, to I.iko Poyntclle, Sunday, Kept. 1st. Train will leave Sornnton nt S 30 n. in.; r.u bond.tle, f 10 n. m. lletuin far? fiom Scinnton, $1.00; Cntbondale, COc. Pi of. Albln Kom, Teacher of Piano, will be In his studio, Guernsey hall, tin .Monday, Sept. 2, to reecho pupils or glvo Informntlon to nil who may be Interested In pian-i. forte. A Pocket Cold Cure Kr.iuse's Cold C'uro Is prepared In capsule form and will cure cold In the head, thtoat, chest 'ir any portion of the body in 21 hours. You don't have to top work either. Price 25c. Sold I by all druggists. CLOSING DAYS ARE EXCITING NO CHANGES IN POSITION IN CONTEST YESTERDAY. Miss Gilmn Is Now on the Heels of Lewis for First Place Miss Meie dlth nnd Buckingham Close To gether for Sixth The Contestants Aro Lined Up in Four Distinct Groups Only Three Dnyu More. Impossible to Forecast the Result. f4M'Hsssss'Ml I Standing of Contestants. TABLE NO. 1. II thla wi tha last ilijr, th would wins rolntt 1. Meyer Lewis, Scrnn ton 674 3. M i s Wilhelmrnn, GrifHn, Providence. 050 3. Henry Schwenker, South Scranton. . . 408 4. Gnrfleld Anderson, Cnrbondnle 405 5. William Miles, Hyde Park 384 0. Miss Noimn Mere dith, Hyde Park. . 253 7. R n y Bucklnghnm, Elmhuist 240 8. Miss Vidn Pedrick, Clnrk's Summit . . 158 TABLE NO. 2. Dow many ot Ihwt will bt in Tablt !o. 1 on th rioting 1iy? Points. August Drunner, jr., Carbondale 105 Frank Kemmsror, Factoryvllle 103 David O. Emery, Wimmers 57 Arthur C, Griflls, Montrose 30 Miss Minnie Wallls, Carbondale 24 W. H. Hnrrls, Hyde Pnrk 23 E. J. Sheridan, Haw ley 0 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. IS Miss Jennie Ward, Olyphnnt Robert Campbell, Green Ridge o 17. M"M"f Theie weie no changes innde In the positions of the leaders In The Tribune's IMiit-ntlonal Contest yesterday, itl tboiiRli some of them mateilally in creased their standing. Miss (iiitPn, for example, dipw close tn Meyer l.pwls, and this morning I ne.uer to him than any other contest ant has been for the rast two months. Miss Meredith drew slightly ahead of TJuy Itucklughaiu, nltliough the latter Is pinking a game fight for his old position. A difference of only thirteen points Is between these two competi tois, while moio than a hundted sep.i late Mr. Miles and Miss Meiedlth fiom tlfth place. As an Instance of the closenpss of the race may be noticed the fact that then1 aie two contestant hoveling mound llrst place, tluee around third, two mound sixth nnd three nrniind eighth. i;t'ii a few points makes material iliangps oath day and the standing at the tlnlsh it Is Impossible to pstlmat or een conjecture. But three das to- main, and in these three days great possibilities nie within the ginsp of nil the contestants. But two mote an nouncements of the standing will bo made, nnd after that will come the Ilnnl, Ii revocable lesult. In what or der will these names appear on Mon day morning, September 2? Who can tell? Smoke the Pocono Cigar, 5c, Fall Styles Now Ready jomuj&Ms 412 Spruce Street. New Shapes in Neckwear. The Largest Lines in N. E. Pennsylvania DI.ANK flOORS OFTICB SL'PrUES AM) blAriONKRY. hkysoi.os nnoriiKRS. The Largest Lines in N. E. Pennsylvania & Oils, Paints MaIon?y Oil & Mantifacttiring Company, 141-149 Meridian Street. TELEPHONE 26-2. t $100,000 First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds of the Webster Coal & Coke Co. Covering Us SSON PROPERTY are offered subject to prior sale. TOTAL ISSUE, $150,000. Dated July 1st, 1901. Due July 1st, 1916. Coupons payable January and July. Denomination $1,000. Bonds and mortgage may for special circular. Title Guaranty & Trust Company, OF SCRANTON, PA. 516 Spruce Street. ELKS AT LAKE LODORE. Their Annual Outing; Was Enjoyed by a Large Ciowd, The lllks' excursion to Lake l.odnio yesterday proved the same successful affair thnt this nssoi-latlon's annual outings always prove. Klks left Scinn ton nt S.sn, irt.in nnd 1 20 o'clock, and the last returning ttaln arrived here nhout ! 15 o'clock. The day was spent In dancing, sing ing and the customary outing diver sion. A game of ball between tho Itoettea of South Scranton nntl Ath letics of Pine Brook nroused n good deal of interest during the afternoon. The Ilospttes weie tlefeated by a score of 4 to 1 The committee i it charge consisted of J. It. t'ohen, I,. W (isrhwlndt, I'hailes Robinson, V. A. Slinrt-ll, Kmll Wetchel and D. J. Beedy. SCRANTON BUSINESS COLLEGE. Opening; Day, Tuesday, September 3. The oftUe will be open tiny nnd even ing for the ncnmnindntlnn of those who wish to make Inquiries. Set anion Business College giaduates pecure the best situations and tne rapidly promoted. Graduates of other schools come here to really fit them selves for office work. More lequests for bookkeepers nnd stenographers. Write or call for the new Journal. ORPHANS' COURT TO ORGANIZE. A. A. Vosburg's Commission Will Probably Bo Sent Out Saturday. The new orphans' court of this coun ty, created by the last legislature, will oiR.tnlze In this city next Monday. It Is expected that the commission nt A. A. Vosburg will be sent by mall on Saturday, Keep Posted About Home Affnits. The Tribune will be mailed to you while away dining the summer months for 12 cents a week. The ad dress may be changed as often ns dp sited and the paper will be mailed ditect, piomptly, every day. Any complaint should be made Immediate ly to The Tribune office. The office nf A. D. Preston, dentist. Menis building, will be closed until September 9. A LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE Tho greatest commercial economist In the world today. Compared to any necessary Investment In business, theprofitfromaTELEPHONE is Incalculable. Residcnco and Commercial rates at a modorate cost. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE AND SUPPLY CO Manager'! efflef, 117 Adimj cnue. TO ORDER Men's Suits $1E 00 Men's Ti misers 3 BO Ladles' Suits 12.00 Ilalny Day Skirt 6.50 King Miller, Merchant Tailor, 433 SPRt'Cn STREET. $ and Varnish t be seen at this office. Write ?'f'Si Great Reduction in Summer Neckwear for Ladies. X t Beginning today wc will y X sell out everv piece of SUM- r MEK NECKWEAR left in J X stock for t 25c In the stock vou will find y many pieces which we have been selling for $i.o but they f will all go for t 25c I Cramer-Wells Co., P 130 Wyoming Ave. t Yburcampay .nve aonars i&for-a hat anrl pe no better satisfied' Wc aic.tole.acntjl CONRAD'S "A Gentlemen's Furnisher." 305 Lackawanna Avenue. IEE3BHKffiSK25Xiflrci A Grand Climax To a brilliant nehiexement In T. oerchandising for "the pen JJ1 pie " We promise ii during xne wc-k of our August Furniture Sale It Is an Established fact Proven by our many patrons nnd thPlr name Is legion -that what we proml.se arid ad c!tise, tan be tolled upon ami found 11s represented We. oti'er a few of the ' Imd of the hale 'Spec lain. 'The Jled Manila Discount Tag' hi ray has been augmented, and silently but plainly cries, Itooiu needed heie at any cost. Cushions and Hassocks.. .29c Elegant and U.nnty Plate Racks 59c Cabinets and Book Shelves 87c Fine Brussels Rugs. fringed 98c Fine Persian Rugs, fringed $1.19 "Auto" Carpet Sweepers $1.48 Pull i-lo White Knamel linn Hed with iron side rails, woven wlie t-pilng, cotton top liiattrc.s.N, complete, 6.98 CREDIT YOUP CERTAINLYJ THE: I 1 j, mJBHBBKi 221-223-226-227 WYOMING AVENTTS. fr 1 i '-'
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