THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1901.
0
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
FATAL BOILER EXfLOSION
Andrew Flew Instantly Killed A.
P. Oiborne and Mr. Flew'a
Son Seriously Injured.
Ipeelal to ths Sertnton Tribune.
Thompson, Sept. 6. About 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the shlnsle mill
abcut two miles south of fitarrucca,
ntvaed by Andrew A. l'lew and run
by him, blew up, killing Mr. new In
stantly and fearfully scalding A. X.
Osborne and a 10-year-old son of Mr.
Plew. Just how or why the accident
happened will juobuWy neer be
known.
Mr. Osborne will recover, It Is
thought, but trhcre Is little hope that
the boy can lle.
Mr. Plew was an honest, haid-work-In
man, and was well thought of by
his neighbors. He leaves a widow
rd four children. He was a member
of the M K. church at Bethel Hill,
his former home, and was the efficient
superintendent of the SurSTNy school
during his residence thcie. He was
not quite 34 ears old, The funeral
tvM be held here tomorrow morning
and the Interment will be made hcie.
MONTROSE.
tpeelal to the Sersnton Tribune.
Montrose, Sept fi Upwards of twe
hunored people took the train on the
I.acVawann.t and Montros rallicart it
this station this morning for a day's
outing at Ithaca and Cajuga lake, tho
excursion being conducted by the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias. The
tourists expect to arrive home about
midnight.
lAtttislve Improvements to the in
terior of th? Methodist Episcopal
church in this place are now In pro
gress The telling and walls nie being
beautifully and elaborately frescoed,
and a bowled floor, with seats ar
ranged In semi-circular foim and on
an Incline, will mak one of the most
important improvements The funds
to pav foi all of the cNpense iiuuircd
by this wotk havo been pledged, ,o
iiu debt will be created Whn tho
woik now In hand Is finished, all that
the church will need to made It mm-ple-tf
will be a tine pipe oigan, and It
1"! announced, on good authoiit.v, that
even this has been provided lor,
thiough the generosity of Andicw Cai
negle. the great lion founder. For
tune Is nulling upon the Methodists of
Monuose.
Montrose council, Rojal Ate, mum,
lecelvcd an ofllcial visit this week from
lion Webster (.'. Weiss, giand xecie-t.i'-y
of the older. A leceptlon was
endeied Mr. Weiss, followed by a de
lightful entertainment and rcfiesh
mints. Eugene Hruce I.omIIp a native of this
place, died of t.vphoid fev r at the
f-une ho.-pltal In ninghamton, wheie
lip was- emploed as an attendant, on
Monday, Sept. .', I'.'Ol. aged 20 joais,
Trie icni.tins were biought to this place
yesterday and the funeial was at
tended at 2 o'clock p, in, fiom the homo
of A. W. Cooley, an uncle of the de
ceased Itev. E. K. Thomas oHli'lated.
Intel ment in Monti ose cemctety.
The Monttot-e High Mhool opened
this week with a veiv luge attend
ar.ee. The number of out-of-town stu
e'ents is unusually laige foi this time
of jtar
The Ladles' Musical club will be en
tertained at ths home of Miss Lillian
C'hambeilain on Tuesday afternoon,
tept 10.
Snow & Son, of Snow's Mills, aie
about to open a large Hour Mote In
t i.s place.
I'r W. H Conklln, M. La Oiange
Orlffis, F. D. Mouls, S C. Fancher and
A. W. L.vons have been enjoving camp
life at Elk lake this week
Miss Annie Russell, a giaduate of the
training school for muses nt the Moses
Taylor hospital, Si i anion, in stopping
at H. S. Conklln's. in this place.
Attorney John M Kelly Is piofesslon
nlly engaged at Tnvvanda today.
O Frank Hatpin, of Ilulfalo, Is the
guest of his patents, Mr. and Mis.
George Halpin. at the Exihange hotel.
Douglats, the magician, and his fam
ous company, "The Buttei flies," will
appear at Village Hall next Tuesday
evening. Tickets, 25 and 35 rents, now
on sale at McCausland's phatiuacy.
Albert J Rice, formerly of this place,
but for some time in the United States
mailne service, and stationed In china,
lias tecently been ptonioted to the i,i
talncy of a liatling gun. The pos.
tlon Is said to catry excellent pay.
Miss Bessie Maik is the guest of
friends In New Yoik rlt.
J. F. Hunter, of Sayre, Pa , is visit
ing Montrose friends.
S Hunting Sayre. of Hampton. Vlj
Binla, Is a guest at Rosemont cott.ise
On Sept. 27. at Monti ose. In U A. It.
hall, will be held the eighth annual ie
union of Co. 1), Fiftieth regiment. All
members of said company nnd their
families aie coidlally Invited to meet
with us on this occasion. All com
rades of other oi sanitations nie al
invited to meet with us. i.et us make
this one of the best meetings we have
ever had, for we nie gi owing fewer in
number each tear, and it will soon be
over with us. so let us get together
while we can. H. Dennis, sr
Piesldent.
Peter Creter, of Wllkes-Iiaiie, has
been spending a few das with ft lends
In this place.
Dr. J. G. Wilson was In Factory vllle
on 'Wednesday,
Hruce Titman.i3 cleiklng for N. E.
Blssell.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Epecit! to the Sainton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Sept. . -liugm-, t ui.rt
Mrs. H. S. Wood
arc at
the Pun-
American.
Miss Edith Courtis
will
It'll Vn on
Monday fur Bloomubuig, to take a
position In the State Noimal school.
Howe's moving plctutes appealed u
Hogan Opera House last evening be
fore a large audience,
Erie Hose Company No. 1 on Thuis
day leturned home from Cnrboudale,
much pleased with tho treatment ac
corded them In tho Pioneer tity.
Thomas Colter, of the Oakley Side,
will thin week sail for li eland, where
ho will tomaln for several months.
Misses Emma Fox, Metta Skinner
and Katie Butler are taking a touite
Ht Lowell's Btnghamton Business Col
lege. The Century club will hold a hop in
Hogan Opera House this evening.
The Illectrlc Llsht company lias its
new Incandescent dynamo plant in
position.
About one thousand tons of ronl nrp
taken fiom the Susquehanna pockets
monthly, for Kile locomotUcs put poets
solely.
Suites of our town people are taking
Brooklyn, Sept. .. The Aid society of
the Krlc Is now on, and nil the tialns
nre tilled.
The common muni'll has passed an
oidlnanre Inn easing the debt of the
borough by $10,000, to erect a building
to be used as a teiitiiil lire station, At
nil election to be held November 6,
next, the electois of the boinugh will
ote on the piopsltWm. It ought to
cairy with a itish.
Messrs. John It Flndon and William
Allspauqh will leaie for Cleveland on
Sunday, to ntend the National En
campment of the O. A. It.
UINIONDALE.
Speed) to the Scrsnton Tribune.
fnlondale. .Sept. 6. After spending
some time at Ocean drove, Mrs. Nettle
Taylor returned last Saturday. Mon-
ANIMAL
Cut out these several parts and firm a
day flu will leave to be a visllot at
tin- I'nn-Amerlcan.
A vorv laipe numliei fif our towtis
iiifii helped in tflebrntiiiB Caibondale's
Jubllpo.
The jiiilplt of the Piesbytci Ian
chuicti, at Hi audi, wasi nRiiln lllld last
Sunday by Kev. U, IL Jinklns.
Mi. S. S. folt'innii entei tallied her
Sunday pihnol i las last Thuiinlay at
tea.
Mi', H. Carpenter and family re
lumed l.iil Thuisday ivenltiK nfter
spendliiR leveial days with iclativos in
Jeiinjn
ThuiMln'Vy niKinliiK at tho home ol the
In Ide's mother and step-fathei. Mbs
Willlmlna (iilllln and liowaid I .
Ciane, wrte united In holv niatilniony.
lti' 11. J. Ciano. nftlclatliiR Hut few
fili-nds won- invited. The vouhb inar
t led louple took the in o'tloik train,
pieuumablv foi ilieat Houd.
'J'he loinmiiiilt.v ii looklm; fotwaid to
an intellri tual Heat on the evcnliiK of
September K l'.ev W. II. Hillei of
Wilkes-Hat i e. Is expetted theie to de
liver one of his famous lei tuns in the
Methodist KplMnp.il iliunh.
Itajmona I'omeiy and JIM Eva
Stalk of Whites Valli-y. wni- vKltoisi
at the lioine of Itcv. U, Ii, Jenkins on
Thuisday.
Mi", lliuiy Motpan of Brandt was
n vlsltoi at the home ot Edward Mor
B.in, Thin sdav.
Mis. Dr. L.vons nnd son Hairy of
Munt' ate weliomed vlsltois amongst
us
Mis. Stephens of Nicholson Is visit
ing at the home of her patents, Itev
anil Mis. II. J, t'lanc.
Hon, Phllo Huiiltt letuined Tuesday
after an extended ostein tilp.
Tlieie vvns a blthday patty at the
pli'.isant home of Mis. Han let Hoswell
last Tuesday evcnliiK. It was in honor
ot Mm. Botwell'H slxty-fouith birth
iln. Tho Invited guiits tiom the
town weic: 15ev. A. Eastman and
wife. Miss Lottie Eastman, Mis. Net
tle Tavlot, Itev. I), V. Jenkins and
Miss I Inn let Majoile Jenkins, Ui. and
Mis. r. litander nnd sou James, Mr.
and Mts. Kiank Havdui. Mis ('hailes
l.von, Mis aiah WcslKate, nnd an
Relist U'hailes Newell.
Those tioni out of town wete: Mr.
and Mis. .Meade. Mr and Mis. Wlllam
Campbell and two childiiMi. Siiaiilou,
.Mis. Anna I.evvN Catbondale.aud Mia.
Oiaik'H Ua.vileu limn Pliilartelplila.
ilie Riiests had the IuIvIIprc of witnes
sing four genetiitlons of Mis. llosvv ell's
family iiesent Itefifshnient wete In
abiindnnie and cm client In kind. The
event was gieatly enlivened by good
wit and good nitmli, and It will long
be lemeinbetcd by nil prcbent as a
veiy awt'ct ull.ili.
THOMPSON.
Special to the Pirvni 'n Inhune.
Thompson, Sept. fi Mis, E. E, Eegg,
of Binghamton, nfter spending a week
with her brother, S. D. Barnes, re
turned to her home today.
Miss Jennlo Cl.uk, of Montdale,
having spent a month with relatives
and former acquaintances here, left
for her home yesterday.
Miss Ethel Jackson, ot Scranton, Is
spending somu tlmu at E. A. Mead's,
on Pleasant street.
Oeoige P. Little, of Montrose, was a
caller at Best Cottage this morning.
Miss Gladys Harper the eftlclent call
girl at the Central, Is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Sampson,
nt Aldenvllle. Her sister, Beatrice, la
taking her plate at the 'phone,
Our townsman, II, Delverno Payne,
has received the appointment of direc
tor In tlm Northeastern Pennsylvania
Tcleph'ono company, In place of tho
Into S. S. Htihbaid.
Miss Eva White, who has been visit
ing at Miss Llllie Mead's for the past
two weeks, lotutned to her home at
Montrose yesterday.
The Rev. L. E, Sanfoid, of Nlchol
fon, took dinner with Rev A. D. David
today, on his way from Ibland Pond
to his home, awheel.
Guerntey Hubbaid and Jerome Fll.
i ii i i i i i
klngton, two of the wide-awake young
men of the township, have entered as
students at Keuka college.
Mrs. A. W, Ctates went to Scranton
this afternoon to visit her chlldien, Dr.
I. M. Gates nnd family, and J. V.
Browning, esq, and family.
A. II, Ci osier Is doing business at
Gieat tUend today.
Mrs. Jacob Hionsou and daughter, of
Dunniore. ure visiting the former's
mothci, Mrs, Uelatt, ut K. D. Winter's..
HONESDALE.
Special to the Ronnton Tribune.
Ilonesdale, Sept. . ltev. J. S. M,
Wltko, foiiucrly pastor In Baltlmoie,
Md.. will pieach In St. John's I-uthcr-an
rhuicli next Sunday motnlng.
Theodoie Spill ill. of Ouliotirliile. a
machinist, hit net opted u position
with the National levator lompnny.
Ho has Joined the Maple City band
as slide tiombonc player.
Tho people of Seeleyvllle have plans
Ptep.ued for it union chapel, which,
will be erected In their village this
fall.
Manager Sllverstone proposes to fur
nish good clean plas the coming sea
feon, such as was "Quo VadK" the
opening number, which was enjoyed
at the opera nous" on Tuesday even
ing by a huge audience.
MNs Maicla H Allen nnd Uaymnnd
V. Clmilcs, of New York, were mar
i feci at noon Thuisday. nt th home
of the hilde's mother. Mis. Kale Allen,
on Eleventh stieet. by Rev. William
H. Swift. The guests were lelatlvcs
PUZZLE.
picture of a noble and, courageous animil
and a few near fi lends. The bride is
an e-tlmnblo lnr and leaves a host
of adniliing filends. Mi. and Mis.
Charles will ielde In New Yoik tity,
whoie the gioom holds a lucrative po
sition. The Maple City band bus been en
gaged to give conceits on the fair
Riounds dining the Wayne county fair,
Sept. i'l, :-j and 2B,
Quartet ly meeting serviies will be
held In tho Methodist ihuiih on Sun
day morning. Rev. .1, F. Warner will
pieach Sunday evening.
Colonel Duiiaiid's souel stallion,
"Eth Hel," being ti allied on the Hones
dale ttaik, was dilven on Kilday by
AV. C. Noiton, a half mile In 1.03. The
last quarter in thirty-two and one-half
seconds, the last eighth in fifteen and
thiee-fnui ths seconds.
Thcie is no truth whatever In the
minor on the stieets that the National
Elevator woiks has been puichased by
the Otis Elevator lompany.
Mis. Homy 7. Russell nnd Mis. Chas.
Wood are expected home fiom Atlantic
City, Satin day, vvhcie they spent tho
past week
The neniociatle county convention
will be held In the i on: t house Mon
da, Sept "J3, and the Republltan on
Tuesday, Sept L'l.
BROOKLYN.
Spnil to the Sranlon Tribune.
Hioklyn, Sept. B, Tho Aid Focloty of
I'nlon i hui i h mofts with Mis. Rhoda
Van Auken, today.
TIip ouiifi: people will hold a sotlal
at I. ('. Doran's Friday evening of
this wook.
llarty Stanton of Waverly, N". T., Is
vHltlntr fiionds In town.
The Hrooklyn band have purthaped
now uniforms.
Mm. Hoi man Talrihild and daiiKhem
have boon spondliig coveral weeks at
tho Falii'hild homestead.
Spveial fiom this plate expect to at
tend tho Susquehanna association at
NliholFon, Sopt. IJ to IS.
Mr. AV. W. Deano of Washington, I).
('., Is opendliiR a fow days with his
vv-lfo and thlld who aio suminorlnK
heio.
Work has tonimpntpd on the new
Iron btldKo near thp rioaniPiy.
Lawyer Allen of Mnntion was In
town Wednesday on tiusliipss.
M. L. MiMlllan of NUholson visited
his sister thin week.
Itoy Shadduik nnd i:,ul Alney io
turned to Keystone Atiulemy this
eek.
Mr. and Mis. Willis Squlie, of niiiR
haniton spent Sunday with lelatlvca In
this plate.
HAWLEY.
Special to tl.e Scianton Tribune.
Haw ley, Sept. B, Miss Anna Wil
liams Is spending her vacation with
Scianton filends.
W. C. Knapp and T)r. O. T Hodman
weie Stiaiiton visitors Thursday.
James Kealmaii, who formerly run
ducted a stote In the Ames building
and thpii moved to Tort Jervls, has
teturned and opened a store In the
Nalllu building on Main street.
Misses Virginia Amerman and 1'dna
Mandervllle have gone to Npw York
city to engage In the millinery busi
ness. It. W. Muiphy was a Ilonesdale cal
ler last Kilday.
J. S. Welsh leturned Thursday from
lils annual visit to his parents In Mary
land. William J. Lobh left .Monday for
New yoik city, where he has obtained
a position In tho Western National
hank. Miss Gusslo Atkinson has his
position with tho Atkinson Kstate Box
factory.
Leon Freeman has closed tho cloth
lug store he has conducted here for
some years) and removed his stock to
Ilonesdale, where he and his brother
have purchased the Interest of his
father, who will retire fiom the busl-ness.
THE AURKETS.
Wall Street Review.
Now erk, .sept h I'roltrfieiul nperiters, who
wen- alone iniicfincl In tcdav nuiket fir
stocks, hid evin inoie dtlhulli tlun .vestenlsy
In Injuring .iny mmrmcht of prltcs, and th
direction of llif mvemMit at .ilw niiun hilt'
Inijui'l nnitiulii 1 lie volume ol the biwlntw
tell ImiK lo About tin- limft ol tlie )f.ir (nr a
full il ij V tuiliiv. 'Ihr tinrirntnlj l the tuonf)
outlook wimpled the irilrli tlon ol nutliy In
ilMlv", nluli' the liiiigtn of the ciiful ltui
tlon inmlnuei rqiMll.i rllU.iilnm In ilrtemiig
hohlfK from M'lllni I'lie iwujI wieklj Ijriu-l
of the wnkl.i iliinsra el the r.ih iecrve of tiic
Imiiki, uhlih l lompileii from rtilimenta fur
nished hi the liiiika lliein-eliM, na .ivulted Mith
uniiMl Inleieft teihi It n .in asieeahle di
appolntnunt in rhoulna much urulk'i move
mint cl i.i'li tn the Inieilnr I'.v Ihc neuUr ex
new muirment than w.i oxperled. The mir
ket a Inclined to rail on the hink lll
ment nnd in ihe nh'fme ol a fluir.v in the i ill
money mirkel, ulilih w n evpeiled on .uiotmt
of Ihe fp. 'hi ilruund niiuvi.it tn ,i I'tldai The
fle in New otk evil.atiee at IhlrjRo tn 10
eenH illxmmli lotnpired llli Ihe ! cent illi'
toiint r.ulier In Ihe week, indli lied lehved preii'
mire (or fundi, 'In iIiIrIi point tumheil for tall
lo.mi ,n ij er tent , and It waa onlj momen
l.nlh held Intal ale, illl.TOi
llieie U a veil jnnll Innlnen In ralltnid hondt
and pilie mmeinrnlii weic unlinpoitant. Total
Mlex pir nine, ia-P ni.
I'nllrd stales lioiub weic all unchanged on the
last tall.
The following (inotillons ire furnlih'd "Hi
Tribune hy M S .lerdan ft Co , teem 70V7OC
Mean building, Sainton, Pa Telephone 60O3
Open. High- Low Clot-
Ine. eil et lng.
Ameriean sjir 115 Hl4 lfli, 1U
Vmeriian Tnliairr, ... .1ITH V . HT
Mchi-on 7 ""a " Te'j
Mihlwn. IT 07 'i n; 0,
lliook rra.lton 'i't TJ'ii 70l4 7U,
Mill, fi Ohlu l'HU 101's iai' lot'
Ihei K "hlo I7' I7I, 17 IT
(Mi. fc i.t. wm .: : 2W :ia
St I'lul l W, ll, P, lh.V'
lloik Hand llli HP. Ill'i H"i
Kan A. Tex . IT IT1 oV, S7 S7
l.ul .V Na.h l'iP l'i MP. l"l
Man H'lalfd II'1. II i'j U1 110
Viet 1'riillnn 1 M- 17 Wi
Mtvi 'uin lO'i'a 1" Iiil'i lo
south PiilBo .V' 5-' .va 5
NoiTolk K Weit Mij V.i, iii ,V
N Y Centril m 1M' lit' 1JIS
Col southern IV 1 IV 1V UN
Ont A Wenern rt' .'i "'a iTa
ITnna n It lli'i lU'a 111 II1?
IMiifir Mall H'j H'j I ' U
Heading 111 4P8 ll- II 41
llfiding Hi , IT i7' 77' 77 77'a
Souihetn It H I.'i :'j .12', 3t't
souihein R 11 . Pi ss "'i s"i ?"a
lenn ( oil Sz lion 1.7 h7'i m'j iV'i
P s Leulier H'i IP H'a H1
P s leulier. IT SM1 SI -2s, V.
I s rtuhher Pi's f's l'"j l'"i
t nion IMrlflo !" l'ii 1', lW,
I men Pailtk, Pi Hj S'a, 1 'I
Wahuh, IT Hi'a IP, M 4P.
Weflern Inn n In'j Ol's "I's I'l'i
(ol Kirl Ar linn Ilj'i m vi f1,
Amal Copper II.'': U7 li,i, U7I,
People' lia, UPm Ml1 1IP2 U
l.lie IVi 414 ". 41
Ine. IT 71'!! 7:'. 71 72'4
revin Paeifio Il'i IV4 II Ci4
Vmri ( ar i'onndn t0', -n'3 "0 'ftlj
t s strr c r,i4 ivi, u iiiji
L h. Steel Co. IT, ... ')'.' !-,!, 0(t )
NEW YORK OIIAIN IURKET.
Open- Hlh. Low. Clo-
WHEAT. Ing Ml et. Ins
IViemlfr 77, 77n 7i"s4 7'
Mji '"s SO', n 70'i,
( onv.
Peinnlier ''-'j Mli 'i -iva
Vlav i'P4 I.1'4 up, iS,
Scranton Boaid of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Far of 100.
SlOl ! Rid. Asked.
I.iekawinna Dalrv Co . Pr V)
Count v Sulnei Hank fi Trust Co.. 360
r'lrt Nallonil Rink tCarbondale) Sv
Standard Prlllln Co 3.1
Third National Rink 40 ...
llime l)epolt and l)itount Rank.. 2T5
Kionomj Unlit. " & P. Co 45
l'irt Natimil Rank ljftr)
1Kka Tiu-t Sife lepolt Co in
Clark A Miner Co. Tr .5
Siranton lion Fence k Mfc Co 101)
Sirinton Axle Works ns
Siranton Savincs Rink inn 4t
Traders' Nationil Rank t;v
Siranton Roll A .Nut Co 101
Piople Rank ljj
.New Mexico Ry. A- C. Co 75
RO.SPS.
Serinton Pa-encer Railway, first
Mortcace, due lnJ 115
People's elieet Railwty, ftrt mort
cace, lu 111S its ...
Teople's street Railway, General
meitsase. due P21 113
Pick-rtn Manufai turlnc Co 101
I atki Townhlp Srhool ." per tent. ... p)J
Cilj ot snanton St. Imp. 6 per
cent 102
Scranton Traction fi rer cent UJ
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Correited by II. 0 Kale. 27 Lackawanna Aie)
Reans-Prr buhel, choke marnm, 2.b0a2 65.
Ruttcr l'rech creamer), 21a.'2c.j clair), fresh,
21c
( heee Kull cream. lO'iallo.
Kggs Western flesh, UVjalfl, nearby jtate,
15,il7'8i
Medium Reans Per bushel, J2 50
(licen Peas Per bu-hel, 1 (Oal (5
Flour Rest patent, per binel, Jl 13.
lleans Per bushel, ihoice marrow, $3 10.
I'otatoes-Per bushel Mai 10
New York Grain and Produce.
New oik. Sept . Reeves Receipts, l.lpi,
slteri. sleadv foi medium grades, top giades Itrm;
lomuion weak, liulls and tons leady except lor
thin iovvs, latter eaiei; steers, l 6i" ii; no
prime here, Moikcrs, .! Ii", bulls, f2f.it I, iows,
.'il li. nbles ipioted Hie i.ittle sleadv, refrig-
r il.tr beef highei at 111 icnls per pound Shipment-,
none ( alios Receipts, Al.i7. good veals
sleidv , loatse lalves -low and weak, gias-eia
and buttermilks unilnnged, veils, riiS, culls
and little cilvra, iUi ,0, gr.iv.cn and butler
niilk, .t i.7i, td and mixed lives, H5. Pheep
and Lainbi ReielpU, lO.'iJd, sheep xvi'ik, 1 losing
ea-Iei for Hie under giadis lm.bs opened 2V-.
nil. ilo-eil M.ilOc. lower, lic ep, 2 Vial V5j choice
and uport do., $4al 2i, iull, ', limbs, j,;i
l, one ileik, $t,25, mainl.t, iiis,, culls, if,i
I lines -Receipts, 2, -It, maiket tinnj vvcalein
hogs, jd.GOj 6tat hogs, 7a7 in
Chicago drain and Produce.
I'liiiago, Spt 6,-11100 was considerable ac
tivity today in corn, 'ihe market was strong
rarlv, but ths close vt.11 weak and ;c. lower
(in Ileicmber. Wheat tloscd Jc. lower; oats
who io, lower, while piovlsions xver eaitive
snd firm, closing fiom 2'6c. to 7',jc. higher,
ta-li quotations vera as follows:
Hour Steady; No. 3 spring wheat, 66V2aBSc.;
No. red, 71c; No. 2 yellow, 55ia: No. 2 oats,
,11'iaVic; No. 2 white, 37a37i,c.; No. 3 white,
Si.4alT-c ; No. 2 rye, 65t;aHe.; fair to choice
milling, 5iab0i'.; No. 1 flax seed, fl.iO; No. I
Noithwestern, $1.(3; prime timothy seed, fjj.'li,
mes pork, ;H60aUM; lard, Vl35a9 37'i, short
ribs, $.S.l5a8(0; dry salted shoulders, 7'ial2c. ;
thoit clear sides, 05a0.15; whikey, LtO.
Chicago Lire Stock Market.
( liltago, Sept. Cattle Receipts, 3,500, in.
iluding bO(l Texans; generally atrong, active,
butchers stock about steady; good to prime
steers, $J.75a6.50; poor to medium, f lai ifl,
rtoikers and feeders slow, $2 25il25; cows, ii.A
at 75; heifers, $2.(0a5; canners, $t.50a2aj, bulls
strong, If2.75al.75; calves, 10 cents to IV icnls
higher, $JiO.Oj Texas fed steei-s, fl 10a5 2i, 'lev
as gra steers, stl.30a 10; western steers, $ 10!
6 2 Hogs-Receipts today, 17,'X), tomorrow, li.
uxi; estimated left over, 3,lV), 5 rents to 10
rents higher; active; top, $7, mixed and hutch
ers, Iffl.tWai! 05; good to tholie heavy, t5(5a7;
rough heavy, W05ail.40; bulk of sales, SflSOail.SO.
Sheep Receipts, 5,000; sheep and lambs firm;
good to cholto wethers, flftial 20; fair to. choice
mined, $.J.30i TO, western sheep, .25i1DV; in.
live Ismbs, flal.SS; western lambs, flal.75.
East Liberty Cattle.
Ea-st liberty. Sept 6 -Cattle-Market tteadv;
extra, $5 70i 5 00, prime. $5(Cs5fl5; common. la
3.75. Hogs Steady; prime heavy hegs, Jfl OOaT;
prime medium, $S orVsO D5j bt hesvy jorkers,
J3 60a8M; good light do., $Srt5aA75j common to
good roughs, t60i0,25. Sheep Market slow 00
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Thin Four Llnea, ,t Cents lor Etch tHtr Line.
For Rent.
For Reoto
About 1200 feet of floor space on
4th floor of Hie Tribune buildinp;,
su'table for light maufjeturing. In
cluding heat, light and power.
Enquire at office of
Thk Tribune.
ion I1I..NT OH MIX-Home and pitilen. on
Main lreel. ie.ionahle Uuni. Addrcsi
Mm Pied (hue, llox l", K.iilorill,e. Ta.
Hill KlINT-l.iiRe plea.ant front room; icnltal
At I.'I Adam avenue
I Oil mi.M -Pour rleaiant tooms new houe,
with ue of hith, Heam heat, it., or eteilrlc
llslit. loiatlon lonienient, t.lnden lreet. Vpply
121 Vnrth Waihlnelnn avenue (i II stochr
Hill ItKST Daiii iml Innk farm, tno mlle
from stiintvn Sihcuer llrolhers, ;ill llro'k
ftreet, -irinton
10K nKM'-Ponr roomi, flnt lloor, heat, fur
niched 701 flulni) avenue.
ion DKSr Mn'.rnom home in Oreen llldse;
all tonienleniei, larcc lot. Rent, 13. Ad
drew S. o, Trihun.
toil ItKM' I'.IeIiI room', 7.W Jcflcrion avenue;
all modern torienlemea.
For Sale.
lOIt SM.K-llnrse, cood, sound and senile. 129
Smith Van Buien innue
toil MIX Three menu, one hall and ftiir nne
tarpetn, nearly ne, mil ell iheap. Appl
(J H stoehr, 4W Wclnter mime
JlsT MllllVni) lih ui load of hone, nood
worker and drawei, weicht from 1.10O lo
1,500 Can he een at 3H ltaiino.id tourt t
Jl Cobb
toil SVI.K Two lieht upline wicon' md enme
harness, cheap. han, rear 11J2 Lurns
street.
IOR SI,i:-(ir load of ilraiins and draught
hoife and cood (irmly horaei. 222 221 Oak
ford court. J M Kield.
FOR MIX-A Coltrell k Sent cjllnder pteii.
33ji3iI, In cood eondltlon. new rolleri, "OH
rply MIlkesDarrc Time Office, Vllkcs-nre.
1'a.
Real Estate.
We offer the foil twine harcalns:
$iVl Wll.t. Ill V flncle liniiKC. uiniv avenue.
I'rlie leihued fiom 7.."mi V II lloleate
Jl,x VMM. Rl new home and lot, (.rem
Itlilce, worth 2,VW Owner leaving tmin
VI II Ihdcate
fl.foi VMM, III V. twn hoinei and two hits, t.reen
Itidee. iot, fv.cmt vioiteue ilue, owner
cannot pu rn uteaee. VI tlnlgato
-I.SiO VMM, IICV ten Mini sincle houe. I"t i-0
lt feet, lefleisori avenue I'nce redui'd
from s'i,'ii. M. II. HnUale, tmnmonweallli
huildine
Kill MM A farm of ,ft aues, in Vhdwon
townMilp, one and one quirtcr miles hum
Vlowow, under E"od lultlvillon, well watered,
fruit of all kinds. Onruv lftm II. VV swans
I'Olt s vl I, -Desirable prnpeitj en I liureh tieel,
Ilunmore. I all on or write VV II. V nun;,
Witerslieet Rridee olllce, I'lttsKn, Pa
Kill SVI.K-2 story S room frime house, lot .'H
IVI on ( hurt h etreet, lluuinoio tall on or
write lo VV. 11 nunit, I'lltslon, l'l.
Kilt sVM.-Coi Utile home In pirfeit 1 ondi
lion; raM terms IbD'i Hawthorne street
Vppl.i on premises, or II million, Room ,(H I'aull
Ilulhilne
VARVl OP about M acres; good house and bun,
near Montrn'.e Address llox ,11, Pimock,
Susquehanna Count , Pi.
Ml'shOKV -10R sv,E- laree house, suitable
for tonvalescents' home or foi ummci boaiil
ers. situited near ihuiihes, postolfice, railu iv
and steamboats, first 1 la-a opening for giaduiie
nurse tn open eonvilesrents' home The ilemsnd
for it exists Addreti A K. Rush, Cravenhurst,
Muskoka, Ont.
Wanted.
WAMr'D A large show iase Apply Uilliam
Olflord, 1517 Dickson aaenue
WAMi:n An Inlelligent iCatholli) hdy or gen
tlernan to fill a light, pleasant position,
good pay, If suitable. Address P. O. Rox 20.
Scranton, Pa
Lost.
I.OsI'- Light red low, while lip on tail, four
eirs old Revs ml for information. VV. 11
Moriom, .lermin
LO.sT On Wvnminc avenue, Victor biriile. He.
turn to 2iVi W ishington ivenue. Reward
1.0s I' Ladle,.' bhik Hon j it ket between Mill
Inirv -deet and Like sirJ,ion ttewatd if
return. d to Vim ( intiehl, rtlh sprui,. stieei
I.OsT-V bl 11k spiniel libeial reward foi its
return In sheriff Robinson, 1 jot North Wash
ington avenue.
Money to Loan.
$J0 to T30,000-AT ONCE 1 and 5 per cent, in
tere-t Lay teims to repay. George VV.
Okcll, Coal huhange building,
t3JO,iXlO TO LOAN' Lowest rates: straight er
monthly payments. Stark k Co,,Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LON'-Qulck,
stralgbl leans or Building and Loan. At
from I to 6 per cent. Call on N. V, Walker,
31111V Connell building.
Miscellaneous.
t I'KRH.t Ol'S II Mil, warts md molea painless
I), pprniinenll). Mientiflt-alli remoied bv
eleitrle neetlle no stais llcrniatologieal Par
lors. S12 Washington avenue.
sheep, lamlis vmikrr, prune wether", $tlia(20,
good wethers, f.irOa'St, spring lauibs, fla6 20;
heavy and thin 1 alios, fit 50.
New York Lire Stock.
Vevv ork, Sipt 6 Ruttcr Firm, cieamery,
lfia2i.V. ; factory Jim epiiked, lUjaH'se, ; Imita
tion ciramerv, llalTi ; stale ilili.v, llilie.
Cheese Quiet; fincv lirge lolored, Oe ; fancy
large white, !c; finey small colored, 0'c :
faniy Kinall while, 0'4i Fggs Steadj ; state and
l'ennvlvania, l5a.'ni ; western untandled, 111
17i ; western tandUd, ITal'c,
Oil Market.
Oil City. Sept, 6,-Credlt balances, 125; certift.
isles, no bids or offers, Runs, S2.303; average,
7b,01. fjhlpmenli, l,5tl; average, 65, 268.
c
),
BASE BALL
Amerltan Ltsgtie.
( levoland, in, Raltlmore, 7,
Ilaltlinore, 7, Cleveland, 1.
Washington, 5: ( hkaso, 3,
lletrolt, 8; Philadelphia. 3
lloslon-Milwaukee not svheUulcd,
Katlensvl Z,tkfru6v
rillshurg, H; New York, g.
Pittsburg, 11; New York, 4,
St Imis, H j Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 3, Chicago, 2.
Ilrooklin, U, Cinctnnatl, 1,
V
Eastern League. '
Providenre, Si v'orcester, 1,
Toronto, 0; Buffalo, 7.
Rochester, 13, Montreal, 3,
Hartford, 2; Brockton, 2 (called en account ol
duknets.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREG.
Help Wanted Mnle and Female.
AAVVVVVV'VV'VVVViVt;VVVVVV'A "
Itl.l'itl.sf'.r.VllVs WVMHl-IO r.Mllll.l.
fludenH for Inilruilion. ! mill, In piofe.
lonaj jnd umileur pliotnirapfii , iraion, panel
and water lolor work Itfllahle men and women
ina.1 leuiie piofllihle einplojm'nl, wheie In
rlutrv will he niiaideil h ripi'l promotion Tn
feiure evilulie teirllon mldree or 1.1II at
onie on the Vmeriian Sihnol of rt and Tlio
lottraphj, Imorporated, I In WjoinlnR avenue.
Siranton, Pi
Help Wanted Male.
H'AMKII One hundrid Imii tn fell the Sort).
Vmeriian lndi Vppl.i llilawaie and Hurt
on atitlon at 7 Pi a in.
WAMHI Al' ll.VI K steam lltien and eleilrl
ilins. (!i)lor l.ltapenie, .ill'j Adinn avenue.
MIXSMK.S On Mlari, In evhlhll and elilillnh
ncenM for ouh new- daliilnx inieiiiner.i and
npeclaltle. Perminent pojltlon with inireae in
waeen aured good me'l. Willard Mfs. Co,
i hiiaRo, 111
VV AM Kll -sirens hoi wanted. K. Juvpti keuttle.
Wire Sirten ork
VMhll l.vperlenced ilotlilnij and furnlOiini;
Condi raleMnan at Simon l,oiu'a soiii,
W like Dane,. Pa.
DltAPrsVIKV WVSn.H- lew- tint ilan me
rhinlial draftsmen with it leat eicht jears
evperieme None hut evperieneeil men neid ap
plj Ii. V Dieter meihinlral rnslneer. engine
ilnislon, I.aekawanni Iron and steel coutpmi
VVVNTIfl Men Willi tie tn adieill.e and Intro
dine Monanh I'.nillri Mlvtine. straiclit eil
an ljil weekly md expene iMreM with
Klamp, Monircli ' Manufactutlns Co , Ilo iW,
Sprlnmleld. llllnoi.
llliUhl.AM.il M'l'.ll-Por lire hrlek work
Commumiathnt and perionil applii ltloni
will be reielied at my elflVc In llineoik, N
II t IliKimni
UVII. s;tVR coirinimiit positions !,-i ii
poinlments mule list voir Pinlntili l"i"J
this jear ( rmtnon nhool education required
lor the rvimination Citalogue of intormalion
free Columbian Correpond'nee College, aali
lneton, II C
Help Wanted Female.
Ol Ml I, Mills Urine home, winted to write
limns and iddiesses for us -enrl ildresed
envelop.', pirtluilirs and pi. V M ( . Dept.
1 1. Hot IIU. Phihdelplua
VATMV-Vn expeilfmed seiond Rill. mut Ic
cood waitress ill VViiliinstnn avenue
MAM Ml Vouns l.idi tn loie. one competent
to asivt on books, wages. $1 O") Address
II VI C, Trili'ine llffire
W VMI.n (lirl for eeii-ial housework at Uallon.
Addrea 11 T , nre Tribune
Agents Wanted.
CAW VM.!ts-.adv or gentlemm nuWdc th"
riti of Niintrii tan have a perminent aee.u-v
for the peilunie of tli- lenturv Phtnomenil
flies iiods in tirsr demind Kverjlhlne fur-in-lied
rn credit Liberal arraneement llli the
richt puts Addirss Cut Roses," 2'ith street
and tith avenue. New- Yorl:
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Becelved at Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBERT SCIILUTZ. corner Mulberry
rtreet and Webster avenue.
GUSl'AV PICHLL. 6J0 Adams avenue.
West Side
GEORGE W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
ivenue
South Scranton
FRED L. TERPPE. 720 Cedar ivenue.
North Scranton
GEO. VV, DAVIS, corner North Main
ivenue and Market street.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JONES.
1537 Dickson
avenue
F. J JOHNS, 020 Green Ridge rtreet.
C. LORENS5, corner Washington ave
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNErFEL. 1017 Irving avenue.
Dunmore , i
J. G. BONE & SON.
LEGAL.
ILI.KK'S NOllli; IN HVNKRUPlcy-IN HIE
liistiltl (ouit ot t nlted Mates for the Middle
di'tiiit of i'ennsjlvania, Tillie h lhrr)s, ot
Muntun, Pa , Laikawanua (ounii, I'cnnvlvania,
a liankrupt under the Vit of (singles of July 1.
lft, having apiilicd foi 1 full riKrhnge from all
ilebu against her estate undir said Ait, notlcs" is
herehi given to all known iteditors and other
peisons in intcrot, lo appear before the slid
I ourl al vranton, in said District, on the 17th
rial nf -eptemliei. 17U1, .it 10 o'i lock in tho fore
110'nn, I 1 show iau-.r, if an) tliej have, why tho
pra.ver of the riid petitioner should not be grant-
IIIWARHR W SjEVRLE, Clerk.
uTinw-. Ntniti in nvNk(tiTrc - i.v ihij
lli.tiht I nun of the I niled Mates for the Mid
dle IM-trut of Penmj Inula Morris Cohen ard
llvmin N Koplin ut Mranton, Laikawann
Inunli, I'rniisvlianii, lunkiupt under the Act
o tungress of Jills I. l-l-. having applied for
a full disiharire from all debts provable against
their estate under said Ait, notice is hereby
gum to all known i-iiditors snd other person!
Ill interest, tu appear before the said Court at
M-rantnn, in saul liisirur, on ine i,tn, nav or
September. 1"0, at 10 o'tlork in the forenoon,
to show lausp. if anv Ihej liave, why Ihe prajer
of th said petiti'tner should not be granted
FUN Mill II VV. SEARLE, Clerk
LVTvrh OF EMM V li POrn.R, Iat of the II r
otigh of llunmoie, Laikawuma Countv, lie
ceasetl
Icttirs te-tamenlarv upon the abova named
estate hiving been ioued to me. ill persons hav
log ilainis against said estate will present them
at ome for pajment. and all pernons imkhtid
to said etat8 will pleas make immediate n is
ment to HENRY A. KNAPP,
bcranton, Pav Executor
IN RL: ESTATE OP ELIZABETH THOMAS
deieased, Letters testamentary having uicii
granted the undersigned, sll thoso having ilalms
sgainst said estate will please present them,
and all those Indebted to said tttata will I'lcaso
make immediate pa) ment to
WILLIAM K. HARRIS
EZRA IT. CONN'ELLi, Exctutor.
Attorney. '
1 '" 1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sn application
will be made to the governor o Pennsvlvanla
on Monday, September l(!th, 1901, by John P.
Walker, Hank P Ford, Carl Lorens, James fc
Kenna and Martin P. I'lvnn, under ths act of
aseembly entitled "An act to provide (or the In
corporation and regulation ol certain corpora
tions," approved April 2th, 1874, and the sup
plements snd amendments thereto, for 1 charter
of an Intended corporation tn b called ths
"National Correspondence Hoipltal," the charac
ter and object of which is to establish couists
of study and give instruction therein by rones
pondenee and otherwise, tn surh persons as may
desire it, in the properties and various modi
fieations ol medicine and surgerr, and the scien
tific application of the same to the alleviation
of pain and In the cure nf disease, and for these
purposes in have, poses and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of said att ol assembly
and aupplinicnU and amendments, theietn '
OHHIEN 4; MRTIV,
bollcitora.
Scranton, Pa , Aug. 23, l'il.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
SUA?.MiPR0OW
building to be built at Thronp, Pa Rids tn
be In hands of senetar.v on or before 12 o'clmk
noon, Mondiv .sept. H'th, Kl All bids must
be scmmpanled b.v a lertlfled cheek for ?.'no.
Th board reserves the right to rejeit any or all
bi.". Plans and sneilrlcatlons nuv be een at
the" office of Percivil J. Morris, architect, 310
Connell building,
n w MAHLAN KAbE, rrctldent.
Attest. C. I Kiouer.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 C.eiits
More Tan Pour Llnei, 6Centtlor Eich Extra Line.
PROFESSIONAL.
-WX'lilASSJI,AJ
Certified Public Accountant.
tmVAntl C. bPAULDINO, 13 TRABER3 BANi
tlnildlnp.
Architects
''"'Ann 11. DAVIS, ARCHITECT. CONNELL
bulldlnir.
KltKpCniCK I nROWN', AltCII. D, REAIa!
ltate I'.vehanKe Ride , 1Z Wajhlngton avj.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. I-. IIAIlIIISn, fiOil COSNEM, BUILDINO.
Dentists.
DR. C. Ii MI.KNRt.ltOllR, PAULI RU1LDIS0.
tptwe street, Scranton.
PR.
C. C. LAU3ACII, 115 WVOHINO AVENUE.
Lawyers.
VRr!L E'.- B.0YU: ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooma 12, 14, i and (8 Dure bulldin.
F. K. TnACY.ATT'Y.COMMONVVEALTH BLDO.
D-." Bf.PlO0I.E. ATTOnSKY-LOAMS NEQO
llaled on real estate security. Mean bulldinf,
forner Washington avenue and Spruce street.
WH.I.ARD, U'ARREK & KVAPP. ATTORST.Y8
and rounsellors it law. Republican buUdfnj,
Washington avenue. ,.
JISSI'P k .UXSStll'. ATTORNEYS AND OOUiJ-
sellois at lavv Commonwealth building, Roomj.
19, in and 21.
'IS"1" "' TIIAYKR. ATTORNEY. ROOMS
"M'". Oth floor. Meats building.
t. A WATRt'S. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BOARD
"' Trade building, Scranton. Pi.
PATTERSON' A- WILCOX, TRADERS' NATlOSAIa
Hank building.
C-COMEOYS. njj REPUBLICAN RU1LDINO.
1 - 1 1 1 . i.
A. W RERTIIOLF. OFFICE MOVED TO KtX
211 Wjcmlng avenue.
Physicians and Sugeons.
DR W. E. ALLEN, 81J NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S VV IAMOREAt!. OFFICE 339 WASH
Ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry,
Chronic disease, lungs, heart, kidneys "ana
genitourinary organs 1 specialty. UoituvaV
to 4 p. m. - "
.;
Hotels and Resturants.
THE ELK CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN
avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIOLER. Proprietor.
r
SCRANTON' HOUSE. NEAR D., L. & W. PAS.
sengcr depot. Conducted on the Europfatr
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. R. RRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
rcss pools; no odor; only improved pumps turd.
A. B. Brlggs, proprietor. Leave orders Una
North Main ivenue, or Elcke'a drug store, con
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE & CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS.
erymen, store 201 Washington ivenue; (reca
houses, 1950 North Main avenue; store tela
phone, 782.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REAR 611 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer ot Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
IlRESMAKIK(s FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER:
also ladles' waists, Loulj Sbotmaker, 21
Adams avenue.
UEGARGEE BROS . PRINTERS SUPPLIES. EN
velopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse," 133
Washington ivenue, Scranton. Fa.
-
THE WILKES BAHRE RECORD CAN BB HAD
In Scranton at the news stands of Reismm
Bros , (03 Spruce and 50J Linden: M. Norton.
(22 Lackawanna, avenue; L S. Schutter, 211
Spruce street
Boarders Wanted.
WANTED Tsble boarders, lln. Tompkins, 531
Wsshlngton avenue.
Situations Wanted.
bITl VI'lOV WANTED By a respectable girl ira
a small family, can give good relerenre..
Please call at 5J Rcbetia, ivinue, Hvdc Park.
SITUATION WANTED A good, honest and roll
able girl would like 1 situation at general
housework with a, nice family. Address 31. II.,
biranton Tribune. -
blll'ATlON WANIED-Ph O. registered, warnU
permanent or relief position. Pills, Tubuno
Office.
MIT AT I0K WANTED Ily a woman to go ou;
washlrg or nursing, Please tall or addrcis
1210 Cedar avenue, City.
SITUATION' WANTED By man as fireman, his
had ciperience.1220 Crown avenue.
MTCATION WANTED A widow woman want's
a poeition as housekeeper or at general
housework; first clavs experience, willing to dr
anv kind of work. Address Mrs. A. M., Tnbuns
Office.
SITl ATION W N I EIl-Rv good relnble girl it
general housework in small familv ; pleasu
stato wages. Address K T, Tribune office
blTCAIION' W sVU.fi-lly a girl II jears old
to help with light housework. Addicsj A.
T., 201 Irving avenue
SITCATION WANTKH-t anvthing wheie there
Is 1 ihaue to wotk up, by a voung man
who his had experience as bookkeeper and col
lector. Address (' , late of The Tribune. .
WA.NThD-By man and wife, position as roach,
man or useful mini wife good cook or
houscki-epcr. VV. A.. Tribune.
blTI.'ATION WANI'hD-Tn en out washing. clJ"iit
ing or ironing; any kind of work. Mrs Lcc,
IK Hallslrad court.
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Money Will Earn Dig Monthly
BEST!
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