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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1901'.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
TROTTERS AT
BL00MSBURG
IURF EVENTS AT COLUMBIA
COUNTY FAIR.
Vnu&unl -Features of Interest Avo
Witnessed by 0,000 Spectators.
Many Exciting Incidents During
tha Afternoon Tho Jockeys nnd
Horses Have Nnrrow Escapes from
Serious Injury.
FpCCl.ll (mm .1 M.llt ('ollo.-pohdellt.
Tllooinii'illl'K, Hit. !l, -A rlowd nf
nlmiit b',000 iilMiilril I hi' mjcoml ilriy'rt
inuetlng of llio I'oliuuljlii .'oinity Kalr
association hero tuiliiy. 'I'lio tisniiil fon-
tlll'CK (if lllOMt I'Olllltr.V flllfM WPl'O In
cvlilcinc, iitid llio fakirs and hIiIcmIiows
nml u'l'i'oalinioiil I'utorers did u Koott
business.
Tlierc witp tbri!" moos', tllvlili'il Into
ton heats, paood and (rotted, tlurliiK
tho afternoon, for pnrsctt iciicliliiK an
npfji-osato of $1,000. The tlrst rare, the
li. 17 pace, was won by Oscar 1j., of
XtoehoHtor, N. Y., In Kiiml ntyle, second
plaoo IjoIiik fought hard for, making
pome lluo finishes. The best time made
,van 2.17'i.
The Koccnid raoo was captured by Hay
ar of Lock Ilavon, after four heats.
This was for trotters of the .27 class
nnd the best time was L'.L'.VU.
The third race for I'.LT. pacers, was
finished in three heals, but they were
hents illled with accidents. Two hordes
were tripped by broken hopples and
took tumbles, and another laid a nar
row escape from the same fate. A
driver jumped from his sulky to avoid
accident. Xo serious iIiiiuukg was done
despite this side effect. The race was
won by Itoynl (icorge, of Jlorrls, N. Y.
. Host time 2.20'fc.
Itetween the heats Mine Siiuhin Rave
exhibitions on lier trained horse In a
canvas rliifr in front of tho Brand
ptand. The animal did cake-walks,
waltzed, picked up n handkerchief and
returned it to its owner ami leaped
over four-barred sate?. Prof. Simian
guided a well-trained bull through a
number of dillieult feats to much ap
plause. Uesides these trained animals
there were acrobats, jiiRRlers and other
nm users to dispel the tedious waits
between heats.
Frank Smith, tho slartlupr judRCKavn
great satisfaction by his masterly
handling of the horses and drivers.
The starting was, on the whole, satis
factory to all.
Tinker, the only Scranlon horse In
the races today, broke Ills hopples in
the first heat, and his driver, Frank
Hannas, could not do belter than llnlsh
ninth In tho boat, and tho next time
the gelding did not get a satisfactory
start.
Tho olliriiils in charge of tho racing
were: Starter, Frank J. Smith; judges,
II. J. Conner, T. K. Hyde and V. 11,
Jackson: timers, ('. SI. Crovoling, K.
F. Mufti be and C. AV. McKehvay. A
history of tho races follow:
First Hace 2.17 Pace.
There were nine starters in this lace
out of nineteen named. Tinker, owned
by M. C'r. Norton, of Soraiuon, drew
the pole, and AVilkes Medium, the bay
gelding of I.. A. Patterson, of Carbon
dale, was placed fourth. These were
tho only Lackawanna county horses
in the crowd. The Hold scored t Ice
and then the starter said that ho would
no longer protect tho rear one, Miss
Jennie, who could not seem to get up.
True to his word they were sent away
tho next time. At the (piaiter pole
Itaehel and Niano were on oven terms
with Tinker third, close behind their
sulkies, eight there Tinker broke and
nearly all the Held passed by before
lie settled. At the half Niano was a
nose hi front of Itachel, with AVilkes
Medium a half length back. At the
three-itiarters Jtaohcl was a trl tie
ahead of Niano and four others were
bunched for the third place. A terrific,
drive down the stretch to homo fol
lowed, In which the whips were used
to great purpose, for under punishment
Oscar I won the heat by a length,
Tinker's hobbles broke and ho finished
last as a result.
In tho second heat the llnlsh was a
glorious one, llvo coming down almost
abreast, but Oscar In the van, a head
in front ut" Niano, who led Haohol by
half a length, AVilkes Medium was
fifth and Tinker eighth.
Third heat After severe flukes the
word was given to a very good start.
Oscar .. was tho leader all tho way
around, Pure Uold being his most for
midable rival, first at the quarter and
then fading away to come again very
strong at tile llnish, closing up a big
gap and losing the boat only by a
neck, (ieorgoC, Kaslon oaiuo in third,
Summary:
2.17 cla-, iMi'inu; piilfc if.
0.ir I,., In. s., John I ion !-, llmliealcr,
N. Y 1 1 1
Mr.no, i, in,, r. I. l.iiK.un, ll.isidi.timii,
Mil i '. I
I'uio Cnlil, Ui. f.. I). liullcl., U.i-liiim-
Ion, I '.i 7 li '-
ftt'UIKO 1 li.l.lnll, hr. v., Slieill ..plsel-
ine.wi, .lcicy Mioio, p.i :i I .1
It.uhol, cm., Siiiimii Mn'Minl,, I l.iliinn i, li S
Wilkin Medium, 1 1. j-., .. A. I'.iUi'i.-Hii,
t.Jllioiid.i'e 1 3 li
S-tl.ltlltill'.e, li. m., .1. I,. t'oioiuaii, llollc-
fontc, I'.i ."i 7 7
Tinker, l, e , II. u. uiien, Sii.uiluii .. !l S 5
Jilts .Iriinlc, li. in., WIMI.iiii Mi'lir,
WIH.rs.ll.inii ; 0 U
Tinic-2.1!i, S.W'.j, 2.17' j.
Second Race 8,27 Trot,
There weio four starters In this race.
The l.o'it was given t Castoiiin, with
Maud hccoiid. Time of heat 2,27?i.
Ill the second heat May .M, got thoie
by li:ilf a length, while Country tilrl,
under sliong puiilshiuenl front her
negro driver, beat Camilla by u Ma
fur reooiid ilace, 'i'lino of heat 2.2.i'i,
Third ileal A good start at once,
At the (iimrter Itay M. was two
Jrtiigtlis to tlio good of Catonia,
Maud S, third. The only change dur
ing th'i 1'ist of tho mile was Maud'!)
beating Catonia for second placo u
tne last &u yunis, country ij ill llnlsh.
rtl bolilml tho Hag. but by mutual con
sent of tlio drivers distance was
waived ami she got fourth placo and
h.! allowed to titart next heat. Itny
M. won llio beat easily, nuver being
headed. Time, S.2S!.
Fourth Heat Itay M. passed Cii
toula at tlie ylxth furlong, and front
there wont homo in ftout In easy style.
f'atoni i iinu.;icd r.ocoml and Country
Ci.il lillld. .SU:i!l." -;
2.2" il.ivt, ltdtllnsri iiiirsc. $.100.
ll.iy it.. I), c., 11. W. Pcik. Ltitk
II.hcm, P. 3 111
Cntonli, l. ., W. It, .Wootty, llmrls-
lime i t a i
M.iml .o., li, in., W. A. Ntnlc, llmrlv
lutrg 2 a 2 2
Cmintry Clil, dun in., II, s. l,nl,
lliiri l.-burtr 4 2 3 1
Tllilc-2.2;:;, 2.2.V,i, 2.2SU, 2.2.i?i.
Third Race 2.25 Pace.
First lien t Seven starters. Avora,
Cilrl, of Avoea, got the pole. Shu was
the only liorse In the bunch from the
Lackawanna valley. It was not until
tho starter had threatened lines that
the word was given. Avoea Cllrl was
nervous and broke at the turn and was
the last to get to tho riuarter pole.
Director AVilkes led nil the way around
by n generous margin until about thirty
fool from the wire, when lie tripped in
ills hobbles and wont down, turning 11
complete somersault and throwing his
driver, John Flnchor, of Montoursvllle,
over his head and about ten feet away.
Flucher landed without Injury, hut the
black gelding lay still and a cry went
up that Its neck bad been broken. This
was proved untrue a few minutes later,
and it was announced that he would
be given seventh place and allowed to
start next time, distance having been
waived. It was certainly n narrow es
cape for both horse and driver, ltoyal
Ocorgo won the heat, n noso In front
of Gregwood, with Thomas AV. third,
two lengths back. Time of heat, 2.2t'i.
great reception when he came down to
score for tills heat. "A game horse
and a, game driver." was the universal
comment. P.oynl George cut out the
pace all t lie way around, Gregwood
being close up most of the time and
AVootlshlno the balance. Itoyal George
won the heat In 2.2014. a length in front
of Gregwood, who had a neck tho best
of it over AVoodshine. Avoea Girl fin
ished Inst and stumbled just at the
wire. Those who saw her thought she
was going to fall like Dictator in the
last heat, but she recovered herself In
time.
Third heat Only live starters came
out for this heat. Dictator AVilkes and
Avoea Girl luivlng been drawn. The
start was on the second score. All
went well until the horses drew near
the third furlong, when Koyal George,
Gregwood and Uockport goL mixed up
at the turn and Gregwood's hopples
broke, throwing him and his driver in
just the same way that Dictator AVilkes
fell in tlio tlrst heat. The driver of
Hockport jumped to avoid trouble, and
P.ockport came halfway down the
homestretch alone. Gregwood was af
terward led to the wire without a
sulky, in order to save his placo.
Driver Opdyke sustained a skinned
knee as his only injury. The race was
decided as follows:
llnj.d (,'coigc. blk. !,-., A. I!. Simon.',
-Uoiris X. V 1 1 1
Gii'khoiiiI, li, k.i .mstt'fiii & upil.il.0,
llollilclicin, I'J 2 2 S
WuoiMiini', tli. ?., ):.)l! ocl; & Holme-,
Xomicli, N. y t ,! 2
Itoiknoit, li. ., U. (I. Jlpplpy, JL hail-
ioburjr, l'a 5 4 1
Tlmnus W., f. . .1. I., ('i.iuiiirin, lli-lli-
fontc. I'j :: 5 s
Avui.i Oil!, . 111.. W. 11. Unwell, Uni.i G 7 ill
nict.itor Wilke,-, In-, (j.. C. W. Wo.ivit,
Mnntimilllc, l'a 7 li ill'
Time 2.2IU, 2.20;i, -.'.S.:.
The road race was nostuoneil until
toniov'ow. The other events then will
be a 2,13 event, for pacers, for a puie
of 5 Hiii, v.li'fh has nine entries; a 2.21
class, for pacers, purse $;:on, with 23
entries and a race for colts, under A
j ears, for S100. which lias six oantll
dates. The Catawissa. band will
furnish the music and there will be
ejKTial attractions between heats.
H. T.. Hatllold.
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H0NESDALE.
Special to the Scrinton Tribune.
llonesdale, Oct. 0. Amherst, with
AVilliam Swift, 'of Honesdale, as quar
terback, held the celebrated Yalo foot
ball team down to only six points last
AVeduesday.
Manager Sllverstone has invited the
newspaper men, including those en
gaged on the Hull murder trial, to oc
cupy the press box In the opera house
Thursday evening, to hear the cele
brated drama, "Pennsylvania."
The residents of AVaymart and vicin
ity are agitating tho establishment of
a canning factory In their little town.
John AVoodln, a life-long resident of
Honesdale and a traveling salesman
for an eastern linn, has removed to
Port Jervls.
N. J. Spencer, editor of the AVayne
County Herald, and wife are at the
Pun-Ainoriian this week.
.Miss llessie AVhilo has accented a
situation as teacher In llio public
schools of New York city. Miss Ora
Stephenson, of AVaymart, sueceeods
Miss "White In the Sceleyvlllo school.
"Pennsylvania," by Daniel C. Hart
nnd C. K. Callahan, with a select com
pany bf llfteon people and the cele
brated Dlack Diamond quartette, will
bo soon at tho lionesdalo opera house
Thursday evening, for the tlrst time,
The scene Is laid near AVilkes-Hnrro.
The fourth act is enlivened by a mine
strike and tho calling out of the nillitlu.
District Deputy Grand Master ,lud
mjii K. Tiffany, of Pleasant Mount, in
stalled tho olllcers of Freedom lodgo of
Odd Fellows on Monday evening, and
those of the Howard (Gerruun) lodgo
on Tuesday evening,
Tho funeral of Miss Caroliuo N. Tor
ley, who died at Clifton Springs Sani
tarium, was held at her homo hero on
Tuesday afternoon, her pastor, llov.
William 11. Swift, olllolatiug. Inter
ment was made in tho family plot In
Clleii-Oy berry cemetery, Deceased was
tho eldest daughter of John and Ho
beoca Fuller Torrey; was born In
Honesdale, April 12, ISIIC, wliero she
had always resided. She Joined the
Presbyterian church in early life, under
tho pastorate of the late Kov, Dr.
ltowland. Sho had been an Invalid for
many years, and often sought rest and
recuperation ut tho sanitarium, Clifton
Springs, N. V,
Mr. T. i:. Calloway Is still in n
critical condition. 1I Is loutlnod to Ids
lied, entirely helpless,
The ruinuiago sale conducted by tho
Ladles' Improvement association is
progressing llnoly,
Chestnuts arc plentiful in the Hones,
dale market,
Uv recent advances, coal in llnnoe.
dale costs 51.10 per ton, delivered.
PITTSTON.
Sfifcial tu the Sainton Tribune,
I'ltUlon, Oct. 0. Tho first steps IuijuI the
cigjnlutluii nf a ttron: foot Ml to mi were
tlUn at a iniTtln; o( well I noun Wut 1'illi
lon .tu'iiiK iikii last ricnlntr. It U li"ij to ar
linse CJi'ii'4 ullli all vnuteur tejnu in llilt
tklnity, Anions flic iikuiWu arc Mvtsu. I'Ar,
Mfnnfflc, Itancll, l-'iillmtr, Wilder. KobctU,
Anllionj-, rinnuti", lllmklinrn nml ollirm,
The tnarilaRp of Harry Phillip., ot Vct I'lllv
ton, ihtel eleik In llic nfflcp u( County Cnnlmllrr
Jncili t.onl, (o MN S.hhIi l,ockooil, il.nmli'
icr ot .Mr. nnd Mm. Kiituk T. I.oeliHnuil, (
.Icr.-ry Clly, took ptino I.1( ncnliiir In llio Trln
Ity i:ileni.d ilimi.li, at West t'lllnlon. The
ccieiiiony wai iicrioimcil at S nVlock I'J" the
irclur, llev. -Mr. Ilarrlnitinn, lielnm a Inurn
n.i-cintil.mo nf Intllcil Riie.lK, MIm cfo. VininR
w.h nnild nf honor nml II, II, llttjlira isronim.
tiian. S. M, 1'iirke nml O, t'. 1'n.lpr, holti nf
Wrt Pllltoii, (.rrveil n4 ihrr.. At the lull'
(IikIoii nf the teieinnni' Mi. ami Mi, 1'hilllpi
wcio ijhrii a loirptlon at the home of Mr. nml
Ml. A. 1', Cu.e, on South Main lirrl, llh
whom the lirlile h,n inaile her linni" lor u limiv
her of jc.iis. Mr, ami Mrs. Phillip, will irhlo
In llio I.lcivelljn block on I'hllatlcliilili avenue,
Wet PI I In Ion.
P. C. Kelt nil, ot Aoia, tint nitchaeil the
leather csl.lblWiment on Xnilh Main stirel, thl
city, for jean imuhiiteil by .lohu Thnihuin, or
Vrt I'lttAton. .Mr. Kellam takes pi("nlmi at
ome.
(.'oiKiiler.ibtc Inlcieil I lulus riionu In an
rent whlih takd ldace at the Wit Pllltnii
fair cinnndi tievt 'lliniMl.iy nlleiiioou, II will
be a I. lie tor UV) a kIiIo lutween Piter Ciillpy,
ol Afnra, nml "I'mij" MlCiic, nf thl . oily.
The mi! will be n biimlicil..,iiil il.i-li ami will be
no fake Mir. The money has tieen pl.ueil In lh
liainU of Seletl fnunt.lliiiati Thmn.in Murphy,
ni .l.ikeholilil', ami :i lile bet n $.',0 ti.lt be'ti
liinle betiveeii the two pilui Ip.iN, t.'on'iderabtc
liioney h.x been posleil on the eient.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to (he Scranlon Tribune.
TimUuiinoik, Ocl, f. Mr. S. S. Il.ilfiehl li
vislllnc rel.illvc? and friends at New Voik this
week.
Tuukhjiinnik tiibe, No. 107, lininovrd Order
nf Ited Men, held a imldlu lnvt.ilf.it lott nf of.
liceH on Monday evening; whlih w.h iiiite well
attended. After the inl;ill.ill"ii ieicinonliM
were coiuludcd, V.. .I. .Ionian ilelliereil nil ail.
diea on thi woik and bllory of the soeie'y,
whlih w.i.1 much npprei lated. Mi--es (li.un 1'iey
and I.iilu Iliown al.o t'.uo tome e.siellent ret
talloiH. .Mrc. .Tnlm llian, of Monlro-e, l Hie suet ot
lirr brother, ltuel II, Ullllng;, on i:.tt Tinea
itirel. ,
Woid w.h rceehed here on Monday lb.it a nans
nf four men had been apprehended at Sa.ue and
laker, to Towanda jail, who weic. bilicied to be
the (".line p.utle wanted hpie for bieal.liiR into
and lobbing the llllkowlili dolhiiii; s.toie on
Sunday liinininir. Homy Jlllluiier left for To
wand.i on Tuesday inuiniiK;. aiiniutunied by
Oltleer Vaughn with a waii'.uit for their ano-t.
The Munil.iv rlub held t lit ir 1tr-t meetlnR of
the seaiii at the home of Mia 1". 1'. Aoiy at 2
u'ltntlc on Monday afteiimnii.
C'h.iiles Cr.uM'iiiil and family, of l'jilnryvlll?,
are i.-ilini; fikiuU at thi'i phee.
Mr. ami Mr.--. 1). ('. (irahain au gue-ls ot
fiiends at Suanlon thii week.
Mis'! Sophionl.i l.tickpiiliill i Fpcndlni; this
week llaitim; fiiend-i at I.clithlon.
The l.easue of American Spoilsmen, of Tiink
hannoik, h.ne nlllcns out on the Idli'S eieiy day
looking for iolalors of the jame laws, and any
p.n ties taught liiinlin out of sea-ion will be
aeM'iely dialt with.
'Ihe "f-I Stelibliis" Comedy ennip.iny, whirli
played at Tiatt'.? Opei.i luiii-e on Alnud.iy even
insf. cao an e.eellent show lo a well filled
hou.-e.
Mi. A. II. Squicr and Mi'. Lucius S.jincr vis
iled at Wilkevll.ine mi Tuesday.
BROOKYLN.
Special to the Siranton Tribune.
llrookltii, Oct. S. A lareo number fiom this
plane attendid the county fair at Mmitiixe lait
Wednoaday.
Mr. ami 3li?. Joseph Kent, of ltOAtou, are
vi.-Uiiu." lelatiM'.s in lliooklju.
Mis. (Icoige I'eikliain is spcndlui.' a few days
will', her paients, Mr. and Mis. ('. II. Kly.
Lewis .Siiii(r pent a lew dajs in lliiiliamton
la.-t week and attended tho fair.
Mrs. (!. I, (lUorf enteilaiiied at tea last Thuis
day afternoon in honor of Mr. and Ills. Henry
lilies, of l'ill.-ion, .Mr. and Mrs. ll.ijdeii Vi.n
Auken, Misses I.oui-e Ainey. Ile-sio Cliamber
lin, lleltio Cjiwi-ll, Ueiliuilc .mil Maude Waldie.
The m. n l i, ico of Daniel Jilewcllin, of Willies
llaue, and Miss l.uia f.alluoij will taUe plan:
in the l'ie-b.leiiau iliutib net Wednesday
I'wnlni.'. About foity imitations b.ivo been tent
out ami a reception will bo held at tho honitf of
the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mi.-. S, H. Kldiiiice aic t.iUm; in the
sights ul the r.in-Aiiioi icuu tins woes.
lloi.ui Itios. are laying pipe from a bpiin; in
their newly purcha-ed lot lo their i-hop ai.d
h.nit and al-o to ( '. II. Kli's le.-Idruce.
'Ihe V. 1'. ('. l coiiMiiiruii was held In the
t'nlvci.-ali-t ihuicli last Saturday, DcIcrsii.'S
were piiwnl fiom all (be unions in Ihu dutiiit
pM'ept (iib-ou. 'fho afleiiionn session was eiy
inlpicitiiii; and londalnl of a liely bujiness
Ecsiion, n paper ami iliscu.--i.m ou missionary
woik, and aildies by I.con Stephen, president
of tho llrnoUljn union i Dr. X. S. Sapre, liev.
II, H. Sniltli, ol" tho Methodist t:pi.-cnpal (hurcli,
and others. In the evening an cnteitainment
wa.i civin by the ilelejatci wliifli was eiy up.
propiijle and enjoiable. Soi pral delegatea at
tended Hie Sunday nioiuins ncniie.
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranlon Tribune.
MihoUnii, 0t. !). Viofessnr C. I', O,borno
and W. K. Wjincr visited liicnda at llaiford
Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. fi. C'air, of fUeen Itidye, fnent
Sunday with their daughter, Mis. Walter Will.
JaiiK.
Mis. lilrcta ffatdncr, of lloi.uey, X. V., is
spending some lime with fiiends at this place,
1'. K. Ilond, of I'ldladclpliij, was a caller in
town Monday cvinint.
Mks Ilia Daimer, of Reunion, is the siw.-t of
hir filciid, Miss May Hinklle.
THE TRIBUNE'S PATTERNS
FUR-TRIMMED COSTUME.
Fig". 540.
This rich and elegant costume of
ItiiBslau green cloth lias a trimming of
velvet bauds and u storm collar of
chinchilla fur. in any other color or
goodrt tho saiuo design is pretty and i
collar of sable can be used with good
effect, especially for black or violet
cloths. Ten yards of goods will bu re
ipilred, "Vulbt patterns In r, sIzoh; 22,
lit, I16, 3S and 10 inches, bust measure.
Skirt patterns in 5 slviesj l:1, L'l, :, as
and .10 inches, waist measure, Any
number between these sixes will tuko
tho next largest size.
Send 10 cents to "Fashion Depart
ment, Tribune, Serantou, Pa.," stating
blze and number of waist or skirt pat
tern desired, and it will bo forwarded
to your address postpaid. For patterns
of tho full costume, Includlngr both
waist and skirt, 20 cents must be enclosed.
mm
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THE MARKETS.
"Willi Street Review.
Now York. Oct, ij. The saiuo doubt
and hesitation regarding the future
course of prices wan rclleeted In to
day's slock market us In yesterday's.
.Speculation was listless and apathetic,
and the "ciittmetit of the small trailers
whoso operations made up the market
underwent ninny variations. Few ac
tive stocks show a net change of as
much as a point, even where tho day's
range was considerable. The disposi
tion was to close up contracts both on
tlio long and the short side until the
future course of prices outlines itself
more definitely. This tendency wuti
demonstrated In the response of Urook
lyu Transit. The annual report of
Hrooklyn Transit was Interpreted un
favorably, yet the stock promptly ad
vanced and resisted an attempt on the
part of the professional trnders to de
press the price. The slock advanced
at one tlmo llVi, showliiR the most con
spicuous strciiKth In the market.
The election of an additional Kland
ard Oil representative to tho I'tilon
Paclllo board of directors was a vcrlli
catlon of another bull prediction. Hut
the bull party hesitated to take up tho
speculation for an advance, owlnp; to
the diniBor that money Hurries may
still Intervene before the Interior move
ment of currency tcnnlnates.
Ku.nar and AmalKiimatcd Copper,
which continued active, drifted rather
uncertainty, but with a rather llrm
undertone. Norfolk and Western was
bid up nearly two points at ono time
on the assumption that recent accumu
lation of the stock lias been for ac
count of Pennsylvania railroad Inter
ests. 'I'he mnrket closed irroftulur.
Total sales today, MO, 300 shares.
There was u. sharp break in 'Wabash
debenture B bonds. The mnrket other
wise was rather dull and irregular.
Total sales, par value, $L',S40,000.
United States bonds were all tm
chnnired on the Inst call.
The fiilloirinc quotation are fumlhed Tin
Tribune by M. S. Jordan Ac Co.. rooms 70VT08
Mears bulldiig, Scranton, l'a. Telephone COOt:
Open- High Low Cloa-
inir. et. Ml, In?.
Amttlf.ui Sugar ll.i'.i 11V,J 1131 liv;
Atihl.-oii 703i Tfi'l T.'i'.i 7Hi
Atcliiioii, IV HVi RITA lis D.'',1
Am.il. Copper M'i S7',l S.jii fciiifc
Anicr. Car roundly .... 2.VI "iiij ;."A4, 2.TJ
llinol:. Traction .1714 i.U .17U 5'lU
Halt, k Old., l(W,d 101) w'l poi.
Clips. & Ohio 4IU J.-.i; iV.i 4IU
fhlo. & (it. West 22 'J2 Wa 'J11
Chli'., Mil. & SI. I'. ...IS7 1.17' i l.V.Ti Ijflli
(.'hie., It. 1 It Pacific... 110 JlOii 110 llO'.i
Col. Pii'l k lion HI '..J lit n
i:rie It. I! :;'.i1t W;i SOU noaj
i:rlc It. It., IV CS'i fo'i CSli (iS'.i
.oui?. & Xa-I KM 'A lOU 10li 10i,A
Man. KIe.ileil HOJi :i!)U IIS llS?i
Met. Tiactinu 15SU l.'iS1-. l''l l."7?i
Jlisso. I'acitlo !M',i Wi O.is; !))34
.Norfolk A- We-t .1li 5i?i rti 5IJA
Onl. ,v Wclern M'l :avi "J Si'.i
X. V. Central UVi l.V,TA l.'it'A l.V
reniia. It. I! HI'S 1H!1 111 11!
Headinp Ily .'10 Sfl'.i Jill r.'J
IteadiiiK Ity.. l'r 7.', 7'. V, 7.'.
boulherii ity :i :i'l 3l'i ,','l'A
Soiithcin Ity.. I'l fa! Wi W. S:,-JA
Soutbcm I'jpilip SO M .V'i .m'.j
Tcnn. Coal & Iron Os',1 ."i",i AS r.S'i
Texas r.icilk' 10 40 ;','! 40
1". S. I.eatliei- 11; VI llJ 11TA
1.'. S. Leal her, l'r 7u'i .' 7U's 7ll'4
I'. S. ltubbcr II'A ll'i ll's ll'i
T. S. Steel Co 4'i 4i"H H 42-fi
I'. S. Mcel Co.. IV Ji.l',1 Ul't (.!-;A W-li
Weteiu 1 nluii r0i-j w'.j !0"; ni,
Waba-li, IV t)7!s Ih's ;:.J5s Wi
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
ETOrKP.
I,ael;awanna Dairy Co., Pr
County Savins Hank k Tout Co..
Pirft National Itank (Carbondale) ..
Standard Drillim; Co
Third National Bank
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank..
Economy I.lsht. II & '' Co
Tiist National Dank
I..I1 Tins! &)f' DcnO?K Co
Bid.
CO
SCO
Asl.ed.
32.5
30
480
43
1200
J50
125
Claik & Pnocr Co., IV
Scranton 'iron Pence k Mfg. Co
Sxranton Axle Works
Scranton Savin?; Bank
Tradcis' National ISank
Scranton Holt k Nut Co
People's Bank
New Mexico Ily. k C. Co
BONDS.
Scranton Pafsenpcr Railway, first
Moilease, due 1020
Teoplo's Street Railway, E.-st mort
gage, due 1918
People's Sheet Railway, Gcneial
mortgage, due 1021
Dickson Manufacturing Co
I.acka. Township School S per cent.
10O
05
400
173
101
135
75
115
115
115
100
103
City ot Scianton St. Imp. 6 prr
cent
Scianton Tiaction 0 per cent
102
115
Scranton Wholesale Mnrket.
(Corrected by II. O. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Beans Per birdicl, choice mairow, $2,G0a2.t55.
Butter Prcch creamery, 21a22c.j dairy, frcu,
21c.
Cheese Full cream, lO'.aallc.
L'ggs Western fiesli, loHalG; nearby state,
1J',417JC.
Medium Beans Per bushel, $2.50.
Oreen Peas Per biuhel, ift.tOal.43.
Plour Best patent, tier barrel, 54.45.
Beans Per bushel, choke matrow, IJ3.10.
Potatoes Per bushel $lal.l0.
New Tork Oroin and Produce.
New Vtuk. Oil. 0. -I'iour-Wcak and lower
to u'lls Miiiuesnla pjlviitu, ?.!..ia:).f-0. Whc.it -Spot
miikit weal,! Xo. '2 ltd, "."10. (. o. h.
afloat; No. 2 red, 7l?sC. eleintorj No 1 Nnilheiti
llululli, 7.'i?ir. f. o, b, allnat, (Ipljons weal; and
he.iy all djj. C'liucd weal: at Tkc net Ins.,
4 m 11 Spot weak; No. '.', fill,,., 1 leialnr and
(il?io. f. o. b. alloal. Options weak and deillued.
ClnM'il weak and 'sa?1. net lower. May tloscd
(ilie. ; Oi toher, U)v. ; Peci-niber, i!l?,c, Oats
Spot Heady; Xo, 2 ml, ifeUc; Nn. ,'!, aVj'.; No,
a while, lie; Nn. 2 while, lljlit.; trails
mlud western, ,1S'8.il0c,; track while, 49.il7-,
('lilioiw dull ni.it weak, lliitler Mcady; iieani.
cry, 13.t2'.V.; fatloiy fich, 12Ual5Jje.; .lime
cii'.imery, 2().i21'sc.; imitation ricjiiury, llalSc;
i-lali' dairy, lla'Jlc. I'licesc Steady; fancy large,
colored, Hie. j fancy large white, fi'.ic. ; fancy
1'bkj l'linij ilalo and Pcnii-.ilvaiila, .'llj.i'.'ic. ;
wiflern nncaiidli'd, 17a2li'.; weslcin landled, 21
tmall cnloiril, 10Uc; fancy snull while, luc,
a'je.
Philadelphia drain and Produoe,
Philadelphia, Oct. P. hc.it -'i;i. Inner; ion
tiait glade Oilolier, 7I',jj72c. Cnin lie lower;
N'o. 2 mixed OclnbiT, Iil?i.i(i2ii. Oitv-ramj No
2 Willie illpp.d, 4'ii.ijc. Iliittcr-nnu, good do
iiiand; fawy mvlciii iieauniy, '.'2!i.; 1I0. near
by piintu, Me. Kggs-I'lrni, t..alc. highei; fii.h
neaiby, 20,,sa21c. j do. woteiii, 20l;n2li', ; do.
soiitlmi'jleui, 0c. ; do, toulhcin, jf, ciitiw--I'lrni,
good dciuaudi New Voik full ireams fancy
Finall, linialO'.ic. ; do. do, do. fair tu iliolti-,
la(V. Ilelluitl fciiRJK-ljuIrl, but htcady, Lot-toH-U'iii'hangcd.
Tallow I'ii m; illy pi'mic in
hhik, 5?ia0c; do. and country daik, 5',H'.; cakcj,
Wart I.he I'uultrj Quiet, but sleady; fuwU,
I'aa'.iv. ; cvciiitioual loin, 0o.; old rnotci, Ca,
7c; spiing chiikcns, SaOlcj ducks, Oaiijjc,
Dievicd 1'oultiy Steady, but ipilet; fowl iholio
U',iial2c; do. fair In good, lOliallc; old ioov
teui, 7c i biolling chlrki'iu nearby, lUUc. 1 wcot
cm, lOabtc,
Hl'iclplS-riour, 1,000 bauds and ..a.lo.OOO
poumli In tacki; wheat, 2."i,"') InishcN; oni,
82,000 liuilii'lii naU, C,(K liiuhcl. Shipment!
Wheat, 4,000 biu-liclj; com, KS.Ono hiiihelj. Cat.
3,000 biuhcls.
Chicago Oraiu and Product).
Chiiago, OU. tl.-Oeneial bcailjh rondilioiis
ami 4 lomtlou ot feeling among (bo bull leaders
depressed all maikelj today, ami Jlcccinbcr wheat
cloffd 1 lent down; Dcicinbci' coin, 'jc. down,
and Deicmbcr iat, 9c. under jcetciday. Pio
xlslon.1 clwed from al-j to IJJjc. dcpicsscd. Cah
i)uutjtlou wcic as follow a;
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
Mote Than Four Lines, J Cents lor Each Kxtr Lint
For Bent.
I'OII llll.vr -I'mir roonu; fltot floor! hetl; mi-
lutnlflicil. 7ot (Juiiicy uutiue.
TO HUNT Ten-room houe on Clay nenue, with
all modeili lonwnlcntcn, Including illy Kleaui
heal; will eao erv reamiulile on necounl ol
ill heallh. Aildrew I,. A. II., Tribune QllUf.
toil lll.NT-l'Ight rooms, 7.13 Jetrcmon nvenilci
II modern convenience..
For Salo or Bent.
i'Olt SAI.I! OU 1IKST- KiirnUliPil "Kroom liou-e,
all luodiin iniprnveinentii, furniture nil like
new, hoii'i! In llit cl.m londlllnn. (icorso 1.
Blown, (liern Ridge l.umbcr loinpany.
I'OII SAM! OU ltKXTlloue, garden and fruit in
i:itiiliiiil, AddrcM Dr. Ilatesmi, ..17 Washing
Ion aicnue,
For Sale.
POIt SAM! finest inulc boc made. ( illerlon
make, torlv llnet nclei linn, worth IjIM); aell
right away at tJIAW. Shnir, ill I Spune htreet,
I'OII SAM! -llcaiy leani. Jurjulrc at 1 H.
Kvciltt's livery, "20 lilt court.
I'Olt SAMI-Onc lnlglil bay hne, 10 hands
hlgli! good traveler: kind and gentle; a
peacock in eiery way. I'or partlctilais address
II, I). Tilm.in, Montrose, Pa,
llOIMIIIS-l'or f.ile. two 100 II. V. billcr. M
Iioii.hN steam. Addicss P. O. Ilo.i 200, Plain
Held, N. .1.
FOIt SAM! Two light spring wagon and some
liarncf, cheap. Kvans, rear 1132 Luzerno
street.
Beal Estate.
I'Olt SAM.--Wr Iiave for i-alu a very niu- double
lioiL-e; JIulhciry streel, shady side; only
$."i.500; loiuo ipilik; homes iioin il.0O to
$13,000. ( ha. Schlatter.
I'Olt SAM'. One mm of land, inipioied with
nlue-innm house; plenty and vaiicly ot fiuit;
good location in villago of riectiilie, .Mis, Olive
ri-ii, rieetville. Pa.
I'AHM ot iihniil -Kty-lhe am, good liou-e and
bain, mar Monllo-!'. Addles box Ul, Dim
ock, Sii-ipii'hamu loimly, l'a.
Furnished Booms.
I'OII HIIXT V'uiiiHied loom, for gcnliemen
only; tteam heat; all modem comcnicuces.
1021 Mulbeny stieet.
FOIl HUNT 1'urnlshcd front room, wllh heat,
liatli and gai; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Addicsa Room, Box 209.
FOR R1!NT Furnlslicd room; heat and bath.
C25 Linden street.
Wanted Unfurnished Boom.
A YOt'NH LADY WANTS uu inifmnl-heil room in
rc-pectablo locality. Aildicsa M., 1IKI7 (Jliuich
avenue.
Booms and Board.
ROO.MS TO RK.NT, Willi boaid. SO'.) Mulbeny
stieet.
Boarders Wanted.
WANTi:D-Table boarders.
Washington avenue.
lira. Tompkins, 531
Boom and Board Wanted.
MAimi!.I) COUPI.i: with Iwo ihlldrcn, .TsTHnd
4, delrea loom and boaid; tniv.itu family,
picfeued. Address, It., Tiibime Ofuii'.
WAXTi;n Two or thro2 fuiniiied looms, willi
or without boaid. Hill section piefeircd.
Addiess 1). H. 1'.4 Tribune office.
IiOBt.
.0 A black seller pun. l'Jndcr will be le
wauled by leturnins' to V.. S. Williams, 7112
W.i-hinglnn iiimiie.
I.O.Vr Near Nay Aug I'aik, a whlti bull tenicr,
liiimllo frpot oxer one eje, rain (lipped, and
aiiswcis to the name of .Inc. Rcwaid lor ictuin
to 410 Wheeler a.cnuc, city.
Stocks and Bonds.
I'Olt sai.i: TODAY
cherry Hiier Boom k Lumber Co. stock.
Al.imagniilo l.iuuber Cu. Hoik.
Alamagnido Lumber Co. bond.
Yaiioiis olheis, iiidii'liug bank stutkl,
water nnd elcctlif light bond.
WANTill) TODAY
lulled hl.ilei) Lumlier Co. tlo, k,
Laikawanna Zinc Mining Mock.
Laikawauna Tru-.t and Safe Deposit stock.
I. !'. Meg.ugel k Co..
212 Connell Building.
SIJALKD PUOPOALS will be opened by the
director of llio D.nuitincnr ot Public Safely
al 2 o'clock p. in., Mondaj, October 21st, 1901,
for io.il to be dellveied ut the eeral hie engine
and hoe hoiue in this t ily tor the cnsuliig jear,
Hiddei.s will plca-e bid on tha tollowing bites:
Kgg, Rlnvu and cin'stnut. All bids shall lie filed
(m.iiked proposal) wllh the clly controller at hi
office in the clly lull not later Hull 10 oYloil
a. in., Monday, October 21st, 1IX)1, The cily lu
sienc- Hie right to leject any nr all luiis.
I". L. WOUMSLH,
Dliector Depl. ol Public Salely,
Scianton, Pa., October Dili, 11)01.
LEGAL.
IN Till: HIsTHIOT COL'ItT uf Ihe I'nttcil Slates
loi the Middle Distilct ol" IVnn-ylvatil.i. In
Iho nutter uf Abraham I., Sihlller, baukiiipt.
No. 31 in Itaukruplcy.
Tu tho creditois ol A. L. N-ldllcr, of Scranton,
In thn i (nml v of Lackawanna, and ilUlilct
afnicsaid, a banliiuii:
Notice is hctehy given that on the snicntli day
of Oiinlier, X, 1). 1001. the said ., L, -.ihllle'r
was duly iidJudliMleil a hauliui!; and tint Hie
liist meeting of Ills (icditoia will be held .it the
nfllit' nf Ihe ltel'elip ill the (iouilimeut lnilldlu,
in the illy nf Sirantun, on the nlni'leeiilh day of
(Iclolier, A. D. 1001, at 0 u'clock, in I In. iiioiulng,
al whlih lime tlio said ticditont may al tin I,
piuvo their claliui, appoint a liuiiv, e.xanilni'
Hie liaukliipt, and transact hiiih other IiihIucm a
may piopcily mine he'oro tald inoelliig,
C. A, YAX WOIIMLII, Itcfeiee,
Scranton, Pa., inoi.
1'ioof ol claim, r,0 end.
l-'Jour- l.asj ; Xo, 'J spring wlical, fi7U.a?ic. ;
Nu. 2 red, iiS3iiiC!lio. ; No. 2 .cllow ruin, 30a.i
?i,j Xo, 2 oat, tJ.'i4i'.; No, 2 while, ll'via.'.s'ic;
No. :i while, a7'iaJ?c. j Xo. 2 li', Mi'.; fair tu
ilioiie inahlug barley, 3.".aJM,;;C. ; No. I lla seed,
if 1 . IS; Nn. I Xoithwcatclli, .l,3l; Inline tlluolliy
Sfcil, 3.30.11.31; lil'JH pnik, ?ll.70.iUI.7.'i; laid,
).M.0'J; fllmit lilw, ?S.23.iS,15; my called khoul
dus, 7,ia1ic; short clear slilis, 73t53; wil.
key, ijl."0,
CUlesgo live Stock Mnrkst.
Chiiasn, Hit. O.-l'.Hlle-lli'iclpl, 17.3IHI, In.
i hiding 30 Texan, LOW wc-lerni; He.-l heaiy,
10 ii-uu hlb'hti; otheia no inoic than Heady;
good n pi line nterio, $0.t0a0.00; poor to mediuiii,
iSJ..'0a5.ll; tloikfia ami fecdet, if.'jl; ins, $1.23
nl. do; heifeis, T-a3; tauntis, $1.23a2.2i; bulls,
1.3l.ll.30j i.llM'S, ltJ..Via(,; Texas lrei, $iMU
;i.3i wcti'lii ttci'i., I.0."ki3,7"i, llog-ltcii'ipl-i
today, ,';o,0(K); tomoriow, S7,IM0; left nicr, S,(v).
Slow and 13 in 20 mils hmcr; mlxcil and butch.
i'l, $0.10.10.40; good In iholii- heavy, isil.vOali.li'lj
lough he.ny, -'i.T."ai.l0: light, !j0.20ail.X); bulk
of alc, pljU.'J.I, Sheep ItccclpW, 20,0 ");
f-liei'li btiuiig; lambs, 15a2"c. hliihcr than Mon
day ; good in ilinicc wcllicrs, .'l..V)a:).7."i; wolcrii
hecp, W.73j:I.30; i.alile lamba, '.30aj; wotem
Iambs, ;i.2J.il..'-0.
Buffalo Stock Market.
La.t lluOalo, Oct. ti.-Catllc-llim llghl; feel
ing Mcady for good giado; common and m.'
dluiii imiliangcd; ical, '..'UT.30. Hogs-lIeieiptJ,
17 uii lower, but fairly aitlie; be.-t heaij, G.C)
ao.70; mixed, H'.OOaO.M; g lasers and common
good weight hogs, ifil.10j0.a0; louglu, $j.OOaO.IOj
blag', il.7.'ui.23. Sheep and Lamb ISccolp.U, li
uit.; tteady for lambs, top uathes, $l.t0a3; com
uioii to good, 4-;j.73; t.'anada lamlui, $iai).10;
buck, 1.03.11.00; lnl.xcil tliccp culls to iholir,
Jl.00a3.10i wtlhtiv, .OOaXiOj ywrllug, 3a3.75.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PRBB.
Help Wanted Malo.
r t-j-vyys
(!0OI) .tOllltlNII Mori.DIIlt WAXTLI), perm.in.
cut employment; martini man piffi'ired. Av
lily to National Mentor mid Machine company,
iloliesdale. l'a.
WA.VTIID-K.iperlenceil dothlng cateiman, Kio
toky Hrothct.
WANTr.ll A lht da-it man In handle lue.it mar
ket In good locality. Call ut Laud Olhce,
rorner llrowii avenue and Hates sired,
(JAXVAHSKItS WANTI'.D For an bonet,
stiiiiglitfotward pioposltlon, Not a ijilOa-day
rlicme, but good pay for good work. Young
men of neat appearance and good hablli wanted;
If they have had snnic experience In canvassing,
w much the better, Addiess, stating nue, ex
perience and preilou tucicss, NLWSPAPLIt,
Tribune otllcc,
t'ANVASSKIIS-Tii woik In city; eay linnn;
good pay, salary and cmti clou. Addion
I!. II., Tribune olllce.
IIHICKI.AYMIIS WANTHD-For fire brick work.
Communication, and personal application,
will be iccelvcd at my olflce In Hancock, N. i.
II. '. RiiHsman.
Help Wanted Female.
TAII.OItllhH WAXTLK-One conipilcnl lo act as
forewoman cm ladles i lo.il.s nnd stills. Crane,
,'121 iKiikawanna avenue.
WAN'TM) Housekeeper; call between the hours
of 0 and 0 p. in., IJOil Xoilh Main ave., city.
CAXVASSIHtS-To woik In illy; eay hours;
good pay, salaiv and conminulon. Addrcs
K. II Tribune olllie.
W"AXTI!D A glil for geneial housewoik. Apply
at 101 Soulh Main avenue; must tome ice
ommended.
WANTKD-niil for geneial houscworl: at Dallon.
AddrcM 11, T., care Tribune.
BRANCH WANT 0FFICKS.
Want Advertisements Will Be
Becelved nt Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 F. M.
Central City
AI.ItnRT SCHLUTZ. corner Mulberry
trect and Webster avenue.
CUSTAV PICHEL, 030 Adams avenue.
West Side
CEOftGI. W. jr.NTKINS, 101 South Mala
venue.
South Scranton
FRCD L. TERPPE, 720 Cedar avenua.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corner North ililn
venue and Market street.
Green Bldge
CHARLES P. JONES, 1337 Dickson
venue.
F. J. JOHNS, 020 C.recn nidge street.
O. LOREN corner Washington ave
nue and Marion street.
Petersburg
W. H. KNEPFED, 1017 Irving avenue.
TJunmore
J. a. DONE & SON.
Wanted.
WANTEU-Men and iianH in cnmlry; man and
team, -1.00 to SI. 30 per day: men. I.3(l
per day; cheap boaid; blcady woik. Addie.vS
box A", Tiibuno office.
WANTED A large show case. Apply William
Glffoid, 1347 Dickson avenue.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay,
Write for our special maikct letter. Flee on
application. S. M. Hibbaid k Co., iiiembcis N.
Y, Con-olidaled and Stock Exihangc, 41 and 10
liioadivay, New Yolk. IJ-tablished 1S0I. Lonj
l)itJiiiM Phone 236S llioad.
LEGAL.
IN HE: ESTATE of Rebecca If. Diinkri, late of
city of Scranton, County ot '.acuawanna,
Pennsrivania, dcccasid.
Letters Ic.taiiiciitaiy nu the above eilate hal
ing been gianted tn tho undci signed, all persons
haiing claims against the same will picscut llicni
for paimcnt, and all persons iuilebled therelo
will pl'eao make imniediale paymenl to Waller
Peim Sliipti'V. Executor, 401 (iiraul Uullding,
Pliiladelphia, l'a.
AMENDJIENT TO THE COX.Vll TDTIOX PIIO
POSED TOTlinCITlZLXSOFTIUS COMMON
WEALTH I'OII '1I1E1H APPROVAL OR HE
,1E(T10N 11V THE OEXEItAL ASSE.MIILY OP
THE COMMOXWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
lTULIhllED IIV ORDER OF THE SECHKTAY
OF THE COMMOXWEALTH, IN PL'ltSDAXCB
OF ARTICLE -Wilt OF Till! CONSTITUTION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION.
Piopoaing an amendment lo the Constitution of
the Commonwealth.
Section 1, Ho it ic.vjl.id by the Senate and
llouwi of Repicsentativcs of the Commonwealth
in Ucneial Assembly met, Thai the lollowing is
nionn-cd as anitudmeuts to the Constitution
of the Conunonweallli of Pcnnsjivania, lu at
cordanco witli ihe piovislons of the ciglilcvutli
aitlclc tlieieof;
Amendment Ono to Article Eiglil, Section One.
Add at the cud ol the tlit jiaiagraph of said
section, alter the words "shall be entitled to
xolc at all elections," tlio word "subject
however to such laws ren,u!ilug and regulating
Ihe ii'irUtutiWi of idoctois as tho CJeueial As
eniblv mav enact," o lhat Hie said section
blull 'lead as follows;
Section 1, ljiiallllc.il Ions of Lleclois. l.iery
male cillzcii twenty-one yean ot age, po-.-c-ing
Ihe following iti.ilillcallon., shall he entitled tu
vote at all elections, subjii I liowrwr lo such
laws ii'nuliiiiK and legnlaling tho icgl-tiatlon
of eleilois as Ihe lieneral A--emhly may enact:
1, llliu shall have been a cltimi of the Culled
Stales .it leasi one lunutli.
2. lie tliall have leshliil In Ihe Stale one year
(oi, having pieiinusly been .1 iiualilied elector
i.i' native bom iltiiu uf the Stale, he shall
have tt'iiiovcil thciefioui and ictmued, then six
months) Immediately picieding Iho election.
II, lie shall luxe resided In the election ills,
tijct whom bo shall ofter to vole at least two
inonllH Immediately pieceding the ilollou.
t, If tv.cnly.Hvo jcara of ago and upwaid-,
lie shall li.txc paid wltliiii two .tears a Slate nr
lounty tax, whlih shall li.iv been as.es.-cd
nt least Iwn moullis and paid at IfJot onu
iiiontli befme tho eleitioii.
Ainendiiunt Two tii Alticlo Eight, Section
Seven.
Mll.n out from falil section the wolds 'but
no ejector shall he demivi'd of tlm pililcg rf
voting I iv icisiiii r-f Ids naiiii" not being tegls
tcrcil," and add to said section tlm following
wnids, "but laws insulating and reipiiring tlm
icftistl'itlou of rleiinik mav be cnaclfil tn apply
tn cllirvi nule. protided lli.it mill laws be ijuf
foim for cities of Iho same il.iss," to that the
said seiiinu shall lead us follows!
Section 7. I'nlfoiinlty ol Election l.iws All
laws legulating Ihe huldliig nf cliillous by tho
iltUens or (or llio leghliiitlon of elccims shall
io uiilfoiiu lliroiighout the Stale, but laws
irgulatiiig and lequiilng Ihe rcgisliatiou of
rlecloiH may lie cnacleil In apply lo titles nnh,
priwldcd lhat sucli laivs bit unifoim fur titles
ul Hie saino class,
A Hue copy ul the Joint Resolution.
" W. W. (,'niESI
SaivlJiy of llio Coimuonwealih.
AMEXDMF.XT TO Till! OXSTITITIOV PRO-
i'oi:d to Tin: citizens of this ioji-
MITICI.I: .Will OF THE CONSTITl'TIOX.
' JOINT HOOLI'TION
MONWE xl.Tll I"" iiir.ni .xrniiii xi nil in:
JECTIOS" IIV Till'. (lENEHAI. AS-.E1IIILV Of
'1111! COMMOXWEM.'III OF PENASVI.VAM .
PUHI.ISIIEII IIV OIIDEIt Of Till,' SCCRETUl V
lll'Tlll! lOMMOXWEALTII IS PUR-d'ANn. OF
Pfosposing an amtnduient to tho Constitution
uf tho ('omiuonwcahh.
Seclln 1. H" It enacted by llio Sinale and
llou-c ot Itrprcseulatiica uf Ihe Commonwealth
of Pcnu.l.ani.i In Ucneial As.enddy met, ami
it H heicby nulled by Ihe aullmiliy n i,
tame That the following is proposed a., ,ui
ameu'lniciit to the Constitution of tlio Coinmoii.
wcallli ot I'cnnsjlvaiiia. in arcnr.linu- with the
Piuilsion it Hie Eighlecnlli aiticlo thcicof.
1 Aincndiuint.
Strike nut section four ailiile eight, in,
jeit lu place lliercol, as follnwf,
Sri lion 4, All tin lions by cili-rn ihall
be by ballot i't by inch other method aj nuy
bo pirn illicit by law: Pioiided, 'lhat secrecy
in voting lie pietcried.
A ttuu copy ot the Joint Resolution,
W, W. (IRIKST,
Sccretarv oi the C'ommvuweitth.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions -25 Cents
More Tim J:aur Lines, ft Cents for llnch Bxtra Line.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD crSPA,lHN(l7V"TIMDi:iis"DANli
llulldlng.
Architects.
EDWA1II) H, DAVIS. AHCI1ITECT, CONSELU
nulldlng,
I'l-EDHItlfr. L. llltOW.V,Altrit. It., HI.AU
ijii.iie i.xinango mug., iza wasiungton ve.
Civil nnd Mining Engineers.
II. L. IIAIIDIxa, G0H CONNELL IHJILDINU
Dentists.
dr. v. e. eili:niii:hger,"pauli iiuilui.no.
Spruce street, Scranlon.
DR. C. C. LAtlUACII, 113 WYOMING AVENUa
lawyers.
l"'l'A'NK ,,'",, "OVLE. ATTORNEY-AT-AW.
Rooms 12, II, li) in,,) is urr HnUdlng.
' "" " i - i.i. .,,
F. K. TRACY, ati"vcommoxwi:alth hlpg.
1. II. RKPLOttLE. ATTOIINEV-LOANS NEficb
tlaled on teal estate secuilty. Mears nulldlng,
coiner Washington aienue and Spiuce aticct.
Hi!,'ri'A"D' WARREN k KNAIP, ATlORSEY.-i
nntl coun.-ellor.at.aw. Republican Building,
"alilnglon avenue.
""n1"' -t,''i:SStlP, ATTORXEVS AND COUN
seliors-at-law. Coimiionweiilth llulldlng, Roomi
19. 20 and 21.
,:ilni'n?.D ".'' TIMYEII. A1TORNEY.
OOJjOOl, 0th floor, Mears nulldlng.
ROOMS
'';. ''TliES, ATTORNEV-AT-LAW, BOARD
or fiade llulldlng, Scranton, Pa.
'''nTI'!1".?0,')",, '"t.'O-V. TltADERS' NATIONAli
Uaiik Hullding.
C COMEOYS, ,.:j REPUBLICAN nUILDINO.
' ' - 1 ,
A..,,,V.n,:,,"0t'1''. OFI'ICB MOVED TO NO.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAIX. OFFICE 3.10 WASII
ington avenue. Rcsidinie, 1318 Mulberry.
Cluonio diseases, lung., heait, kidneys and
cenilo-nrlr-ary orgaiw a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. in.
Hotels and Bestaurants.
THE EK CAFE. 123 AND 12? FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. zr.IGI.KR, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., h. k W. PAS.
sengcr depot. Conducted on the European
plan. VICTOR KOCH, Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. IIKIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools: no odor; only improved pumps used.
A. 11. Bilggs, piopiietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eicke's thug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
G. It. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NURS
erymen, store 201 Washington avenue; green
boii.-es, 1030 Noith Main avenue; stora tele
phone, 7c2.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KIU.TTEL. REAR 511 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton, Pa., manufat Inter of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOP. CHILDREN TO ORDER;
alo ladles' waists. Louis Shoemaker, 212
Adjnu avenue.
UEGARGEi: BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
velope., paper hags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington iiienue, Scianton, Pa.
HIE WILKESI1ARRE RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scianton at the news stands nf Reisuiau
Bros.. 400 Spiuce and 500 Linden: M. Norton.
H22 Lackawanna avenue; 1. S. Schutzer, 211
Spruce street.
Money to Loan.
C0O.OO0 TO LOAN Lowest rates: straight or
n.Anll.lu nnramrl. Rlnrlf A- Cn .TradprH llMf.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN-Quick,
straight lfana or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N. V. Walker,
814.315 Connell building.
Situations Wanted.
SITl TION WANTED An experienced sienogia
jiher de-.ii ing to make- u ihango would liko
position with lellable 111 m. J. J.
SITUATION WANTI'.D Lady of several jcars'
cxpeilenee deslics- rlciic.il position ot any
kind. Addie.Si t'leik, Tilbunc otllcc
A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER and slcnogiapiiti'
de-ins a jiosltlnn in ollice wheio rhame of
advanceinenl is secured for faithful work; lliron
jeais' experienei.: good ietcreni.es. Addie-s '.Y,
Y. .," C.iiliondale.
8ITFATIO.V WANTED To go out by lh
day wa-hlng or cleaning. Mrs. Maty ltiu'ell,
1019 Cedar a.cime.
A YOUNG MAN would like position: nndei
ttand.s eating for horses and delivering; best
of lcteicnces. J. W. 1'., 4.:o South Ninth street,
cily.
SITUATION XVAN'TED-llou-i'ivoik by the hour
or day. miniim at 5 Is Forest court,
SITUATION WANTED -Ily a boy 10 years old to
do any kind of work. Answer to W, V. C,
511 Wyoming avenue, clly.
FINANCIAL.
Diract New York Wire
Stocks and Bonds
All orders executed on Cxcliunge., Quick
and absolutely reliable service, Teleptiono
Connections, Old, 6673; Nexv, 319.
IRWIN THtJRMAN & CO.,
7117 2.j Council Building, Scranton, Pa
OLDEST!
SAFEST!
BEST!
WALL STREET
Money Will Corn llle Monthly
Returns- . "
Theln.oflorsFiiudPaiSenii!montbly
Tho oldest clahludicd ill Ameiica, Xo ceitlluale
holder ha ever but a icnl. Payment mado ti
all siih.i 1 iberit cMiy 13 ilivs. Nn trouble. Nn
delay. Money iifunded on ilemind. Wiite today
fur pailiiul.ii.-, fiee lu any uddress,
I'. E. Maikry k Co,, Hudson Bldg, New York.
Spencer Trask & Co.;
BANKERS
2X & 29 Pine St., New York
Now ready for distribution,
and mailed upon request,
October Descriptive List of
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Member New Yuri. Stock Eulunjc.
Branch Office 65 State.St. Albany
f.'lw.,?."