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THE SCJUNTOiV TBIBUNJS-TUBSDAY, AJAUC1I i, 11)02.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA'
EFFECTS OF FLOOD
AT FACTORYVILLE
Jtco from Mathewson's Mill Dam
rioato Down tfunkluuinock Greek
Sweeping All Beforo It.
Fpcclal to the Scranlon Tribune.
Fnctoryvlllo, Mnrch 3. Tliu liciivy
downpour of ruin last Friday, coniblncil
with the vast amount ot snow that
mantled the earth in this vlrliiltv.
caused the couth branch oE the Tunk
hannock creek, which flows tliroiiKh
the center ot thlR town, to overflow its
hnnlcH, doing' n largo amount of dam
age to property along the stream. All
day Friday the water kept rising rap
idly and people owning property along
the banks began to get uneasy and re
move their personal property to places
1 of safety. About the middle of the
afternoon a crash was heard and vast
torrontH of water and heavy Ice came
thundering down upon the town, caused
. by the mill dam or C. Mathcwson giv
ing away. This dam was about one
hundred and fifteen feet long and near
ly fifteen feet high. It hold a large
body of water which made Lake Xoko
mls, back of Keystone academy. The
first bulldlnc that the flood and lee
struck was a barn of George Reynolds,
which It demolished. Next camp the
property of the Keystone Lumber com
pany, where it did several hundred dol
lars' worth of damage by washing
away lumber and flooding the machin
ery, Including h dynamo.
The barns of C. A. Urlggs and Chat lea
Slsk were picked up from their foun
dations and carried down stream.
They struck the Iron bridge in the
center of the town and were then de
molished, the bridge resisting the force
and remained upon Us foundation.
The rear end of the large hotel barn
was torn to pieces by Ihr Ice and other
debris striking It. Many other small
buildings were also washed awuy, with
several flocks of blooded poultry.
At 11 p. in., the largo stone dam of
l?. S. Gardner & Hon, located one mile
above town, could not withstand the
tremendous pressure and gave away
with a terrible crash, the Ice striking
the handsome Iron bridge erected a. few
years ago by the Lackawanna, com
pany, and carried It down the stream
for over a quarter of a mile. It also
tore away one corner ot their large
grist mill. The basi'.T.ent and eell'ir ot
the general store of Charles Gardner
was Hooded to the depth of several
feet, doing much damage to the stock.
Many other cellars throughout the
town wore filled with water and mud.
the water at one stage covering nearly
half ot the town. Several of the streets
are ruined and impassible.
Most of the small bridges In the sur
rounding country are washed away and
cross country traffic is cut off. Many
fish are scattered along the lowlands
..in pools of water, and are being picked
up by residents, one party getting two
carp out of one small pool that weighed
fifteen nounds each.
Sunday morning a heavy rain set in
again nnd continued all day. About
noon the streams again commenced to
rapidly rise, and by night they were
again over their banks and covering
the lowlands, but so far no damage
lias been reported from the last storm.
Never in the history of the town lias
it been visited by such a flood.
FACTORYVILLE.
Special to the Scraiilon Tribune.
Faetoryville, March 3. The third of
the series of lectures in the course at
the Methodist Episcopal church will be
leld Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Gardner cele
jrnled their nineteenth wedding anni
versary last Friday afternoon and
evening by entertaining a number of
their friends at their commodious
home on Main street. The event wns
a most enjoyable one to all present,
and It was, the wish of their friends
that they might enjoy many more such
events.
Paulowna Itebekah lodge, No. ns, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, will
meet at their hall tomorrow night.
'Faetoryville borough council will
meet next Wednesday night and after
the business of last year is finished,
they 'will reorganize for the coming
year, three new members having been
elected at the last election.
The "old depot" hill on North Main
street was damaged to such an extent
by the flood last Friday that it Is al
most Impassible, and wll require a
vast amount of labor and money to
put it in shape. The old Benton road,
near the Orln Bi owning property, Is
washed to such an extent that It Is
temporarily abandoned.
Mrs. V. It. Gardner Is confined to her
homo with muscular rheumatism.
The "Deestrick Skule," which was
given at the Academy Friday night,
was repeated by request last Saturday
night and was one of the best enter
tainments given there this winter."
The Misses Mllllo and Ora Stark, of
"West Nicholson, were pleasuut callers
here last Saturday.
Fishing along tho flooded districts Is
the principle pastime of our- local
sports at tho presont time.
Mr. and Mrs. Y, It. Gardner have re
turned from a week's visit with frlendH
nnd relatives at Scran ton and Forest
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Tt. U. Capwell, of
Scrnntou, spent Sunday at tho homo
of MYs. Capwell's parents.
Mr. nn'd Mrs. S. N, Slmrell spout
Sunday hero with relatives.
Charles Gurdner, esq., has ho fur re
covered from his recent Illness that
he Is able to resume his duties nt tho
store.
Tho annua! prise speaking contest
for young ladles of Keystone Academy
will take place at the Baptist church
op Friday evening, March U.
HOPBOTTOffl.
Special to the Scranton Tilbuiie.
Hopbottoni, March 3. Mr, George
Miller was killed by un eugino about
a mllo out of town, Sunduy morning.
Tho recent lieay rain and high water
lias caused much damage to property
in this vicinity.
Mr. M, J, Ilartly, an aged and re
spected citizen, s confined to his bed
and is failing vapidly,
Mr. and Mrs, u, L. Yeomans Is re
joicing over tho arrival of a little son.
Miss Deborah Davis, of Lenox, was
visiting friends In (own.
Tfio teaoheia' association that was
to Ixi held in this place Friday and
Saturday, was postponed- until next
September.
Professor Arclibald was In town Sat
urday. MONESDALE.
Special to the Scrnntou Tribune.
Honesdnle, March 3. After the Hood
with Its work of destruction have
passed, Honcsdalc presents a sad spec
tacle. The large willow trees which
lino tho shores ot Park Lake will al
ways bear tho mark ot the flood. The
moving Ice having ground tho bark
from the water side to a, height of ten
feet. Ice Is piled high against the Bap
tist church, the basement filled with
PUZZLE
Here's a family
you find them?
water, and no services can be held for
a time. Bev. C. L. Percy, the pastor,
occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. The Presby
terian and Methodist churches did not
suffer by the flood. Rev. James P.
Ware, of Grace church, held services
In the Presbyterian chapel Sunday
morning. Grace church suffered se
verely. The basement where Sunday
schoVd is held and kitchen and dining
llxtuies are kept was filled with water.
Piano, books and furniture were float
ing near the celling. The Sunday school
room was Mutely remodeled and new
carpeted. All day Saturday and late
at night one fire engine wns pumping
water from basements of city hall and
the Durland, Thompson & Co. shoe fac
tory. Another was pumping from
Grace church and tho Allen house.
Here the basement was filled with
water cutting off furnace, provisions
and kitchen services. The two en
gines were working on Sunday pump
ing from the postofllce, Liberty hall and
other buildings. The construction f a
foot bridge was commenced on Satur
day to connect uptown and downtown
on Main street. The sidewalks in
many places on the cross streets and
Second street is very much torn up.
Of residences, that of E. C. Mumford
suffered most. Water coveied the first
Moor and Ice injured the exterior.
Photographers and amateurs with their
koducks weie out in large numbers, se
curing many splendid views. The coun
ty commissioners will at once erect a
temporary wood bridge on Main street.
The fire companies engines have been
kept busy pumping watertfrom cellars.
All shops and factories suspended work
and business was paralyzed on Satur
day. Today all teams and men avail
able are engaged clearing the streets
and cellars.
It is impossible to place an estimate
on the damage done. The following
business places estimate about as fol
lows: Whitney and Spencer. $000;
George B. Kimble. $300; 'F. Schueller,
$3r,0; J. W. C. Bader, $r00; Bill Poster
W. J. Sllverstone. fl.'O; H. Schener
holtz. $300; A. Eberhardt. $S00; Durland
Thompson Co., $1,000; H. Fruend. $l,r,00;
Allen house, $,".00; Ready Pay. $500;
Grace church, $S00; J. B. Nellson, $.'.00.
HAV.LINTON
Special to the h niiiton Tilbuiie.
Hnmlinton, March 3. Esuirluh B.
Chapman died at his homo on the East
side Februiuy 25, after an illness of
about eight months. He Is survived
by a wife, one son, Charles 13., at homo,
and. four duughters, (Minnie), Mrs.
Henry Rohbaeker, of Noble Hill; (Ger
tuule), Mrs. Levi Lewis, of Newton,
Lackawanna county, Pa,; (Lenule),
Mrs. Kugene Chapman, of Carboudule,
and- (Mary), Mis. Dr. W. A. Stevens,
of this village. Deceased woh bom
March 8, 1837, In Cortland, Conn,, com
ing to Pennsylvania with his parents
when a child. His wife was Harriet
Chapman, daughter ot the late Amos
Polly, Ho was a veteran of tho civil
war, enlisting In the 14th V, B. Infantry,
December !i, 18(31, and serving until
July 13, 1SG5. Juno 18, 1864, he was
badly wounded, a ball passing through
tho right forearm near the wrlBt, while
engaged in the battle before Peters
burg. He was a member of Captain
Warren G. Moore Post, No. 2S7. Ho
has been a member of tho M, 11. church
for several years and was a kind hus
band, loving father and highly respect
ed by the entire community,
John Ressequle died Wednesday morn
ing, February 20, otter a four weeks'
Illness with parulysls. He was botn In
South Gibson, Susquehanna county,
Pa July G, 1833, Ho came to Salem
til October, 1884, where he lias since
resided.
He served during the Rebellion 111 Co.
I, 101th Pennsylvania Volunteers, en
listing January 5, 1SC3, and was dis
charged at the close of the war. De
ceased was a member of Captain War
ren G, Moore Post, No. 287. Ho leaves
a wife and one don, Jra O., at home, to
mourn his loss. He was a good citizen,
honest in all dealings and held In high
esteem in the community where he
lived.
During the nlfeht or February 28, the
iron brldgo at tho ''Forks" was moved
from its foundation by the high water.
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Yy&XSt?Va-i remedy
During tho same night F. B. Simons, of
Lcdgedale, had a barn with a quantity
of liny washed away. '
Miss Kntherlne Edward Is convales
cing from a severe attack ot the grip.
AVOCA.
The death. ot Mrs. Bridget Wallace
occurred on Saturday morning after
ii few weeks' Illness. Deceased was
07 years ot ago. Sho was a woman
whom everyone who knew her, ad
mired and respected, She could well
bo numbered among those whoso good
works on earth need cause no fear
to bow to tho will of the Almighty.
She Is survived by two sons, William
and John, and two daughters, Mrs. Wil
liam Walsh and Mrs. John Doyle, of
Now York city. The funeral took place
yesterday morning from the homo ot
Mrs. Walsh. Hequlem mass was cele
brated In St. Mary's church. Inter
ment In St. Mnry's cemetery.
Domlnlck McAndrew, n resident ot
Cemetery street, died on Friday after
noon, aged C3 years. Deceased had been
an Invalid for a number ot years,
Ills wife was killed on the Lehigh Val-
PICTURE.
of seven pigs. Can
ley road about six months ago. There
are surviving five boys and two girl.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon. Interment was made in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Elmar Sherman, employed as bridge
builder on the transit line, was blown
from a height of forty feet on Friday
morning and sustained a fractured leg.
His home Is in Ohio. He was taken to
PJttston hospital.
A number of friends called at the
home ot John Connors, of the North
End, on Friday evening, It being the
anniversary of his fifty-first birthday.
He was presented with many gifts. In
cluding a purse containing a neat sum
of money. The evening was pleasantly
spent and refreshments were served.
The funeral of Martin Garrett toolc
place on Saturday morning. A requiem
mass was celebrated In St. Mary's
church by Rev. M. F. Crane. Inter
ment was made In St. Mary's ceme
terv. Domlnlck King, an aged resident of
Duryca, died yesterday morning after
several weeks' illness. A few mouths
ago one of his sons died and since then
he has become melancholy. A wife
and several grown children survive
him. The funeral will take place to
nionow morning at 0 o'clock. A requiem
mass will be celebrated In St. Mary's
church. Interment In St. Mary's ceme
tery. The leguliir monthly all-day meeting
of the Christian Alliance will be held
on Thursday, March , at the home of
Miss Mary Hastle. Rev. James Irish
man, of Pcranton, and Rev. John-Ulack-burn,
of Monterey, N. Y., will be pres
ent. Meetings will be at 10:30 a. in.,
2:30 and 7:30 p. m. All welcome.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the M. E. church will meet
with Mrs. A. P. Holllster on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members
are requested' to be present and bring
dues. Also all having mite boxes are
requested to bring or send them. Mrs.
F. W, Gay, secretary.
The funeral of Mrs. BUdget Wal
lace took place yesterday morning
from the lesldence of her daughter,
Mrs. William Walsh. A lequlem mass
was celebrated In St. Mary's church.
Interment was made in St. Mary's
cemetery.
NEW JHILFORD.
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Special to the ScrJiiton Tillnme.
Now Mllford, March 3. The Wo
man's Christian Tempeinuce union
will conduct a mothers' meeUng at the
home of Mrs. Van Gorden 'on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Chester Blaudlng Is seiluusly
111 at her homo.
Theie were nu services at tho Pres
byterian church on Sunday, owing to
the abpenco of the pastor.
Tho young poople of tie Epworlh
I.pugue will conduct a social at the
home of Rev. Charles Smith on Thurs
day evening. Everyono invited.
Owing to the recent Hoods, Charles
Franer, who was to lecture nt the
Opera House last Saturday evening,
was unable to reach here. This lec
tin u would have been the fourth num
ber of the lecture course. Tho fifth
number will be the Hawthorno Musi
cal club, which will appear In the
Opora House Wednesday evening,
March S.
MUs May Seymour, 'of Blngliamtoii,
Is visiting her purenls, Mr. ami Mrs,
Frank Seymour.
Moosrc.
Charles Snyder has returned fiom
Chicago and will spend tho week with
his family.
Rev, J, N, Bailey occupied the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church Sunday, In
the absence or Rev, S, W. Young, who
Is attending the funeral of his father
at New Castle,
Considerable damage was done to
the propel ty of the Methodist church
by the high water Friday night, Tho
entire lot was Inundated, and both the
church and parsonage cellars were filled
with water.
Mr. J. D. Caryl, of Scrunton, spent
Sunday in, town.
Miss Mlnnlo Hessler has returned to
her home In Wllkes-Barre,
Mrs. William Wlnteis, of Wilkes-
Tbli tlgnature Is on every box of th genuine
Laxative Bromo-OulnineTbictB
that cure a cold In one day.
Bnrre, In visiting nt the home ot her
sister, Mrs. MncDonnld.
Miss Nina Dlx Is confined to her
inline with sickness,
The Epworth League business meet
ing will bo hold this evening, nt the
homo of M. C. Jenkins.
The members ot the Christian En
deavor society of the Presbyterian
church will hold a business meeting in
their church this evening. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
DALTON.
A lump exploded nt the residence of
G. P. Hallstcud, near Dnlion, on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. W. C. Smith, who
wns present and endeavored to ex
tinguish the llnmes, was enveloped In
tho blazing oil almost Instantly. She
had presence of mind to wrap herself
up In n mat and extinguish the llnnies.
Her hands, nnns and hair were badly
burned. The carpets and mats In the
linll were also set on fire.
The south brunch of the Tunkhnn
noek crook caused thousands of dol
lars' damage. Commencing at War
ren's mill, East Benton, owned by W,
D. Van Fleet, It washed out tho bulk
head and carried away his water
wheel. Thence down to Jerry Wright's,
where It washed out A new stone arch
bridge. Next wns W. C. Smith's mills,
known as Stales pond. It washed out
the dam, which has stood the storms
ot fifty years, and part of his mills.
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A Merited Compliment.
Mr. Edwin Hawley, long and favor
ably known as tho assistant general
truffle manager of the Southern Pacific
company, was mnde tho recipient ot a
valuable testimonial of respect and es
teem upon his retirement from the
position which he has held with such
great success. All of the officials and
employes under Mr. Hawley's jurisdic
tion joined In presenting hltn with a
magnificent punch bowl, with ladle,
platter and cups, nil 6f special design
and of solid silver. An appropriate
Inscription thereon was as follows:
"Presented to Edwin Hawley upon
his retirement fiom the office of as
sistant general traffic mnnager of the
Southern Pacific company, February
2S, 1002, as a testimonial of their ad
miration and esteem by the representa
tives and employees under his Jurisdic
tion In New York, Boston. Philadel
phia, Syracuse, Baltimore, Washington,
Hamburg, London, Liverpool, Rotter
dam and Antwerp."
There was no formal ceremony of
presentation, but the gift wns quietly
sent to the apartment of Mr. Hawley,
The Rutland, New York city, Fri
day evening last, and placed up
on a table awaiting Mr. Hawley's ar
lival. Thus it was a complete surprise
to him. On Satin day morning lie
called at the offices of the company,
and personally, with a great degree of
feeling, thanked every one of his for
mer employes, and upon his departure
from the offices he received three rous
ing, sincere and enthusiastic cheers.
Those participating In this presentation
feel that they have honored themselves
by honoring Mr. Hawley, and he In
turn Is gratified to feel that he lias
elicited and maintirined the good opin
ion uritl kind feelings of those who
were under him during his succcessful
management. "
Changes in the Personnel of the
Southern Pacific Co.
Edwin Hawley, having: resigned as
assistant general traffic manager, ef
fective February 28, 1002, that office was
abolished.
Effective on March 1. 1902, Mr. L. H.
Nutting was nppolnted general East
ern passenger agent, with headquarters
at 319 Broadway, New York city. His
jurisdiction will extend over the Sea
board territory and Europe. All agents
of tho passenger department within
these territories will hereafter report
direct to Mr. Nutting, the G. Ii. P. A.
Also effective on March 1. 1902, Mr.
L. P. Siience Is appointed general East
el n freight agent, with headquarters
at 34!) Broadway, New York city. His
territory, like that of Mr. Nuttlns. is
tho sii hoard and Europe, and all
agents of the fi eight department wlth
Ju these territories will hereafter re
port dliect to the G. E. F. A.
Those respective gentlemen having
had wide experience will undoubtedly
enter Into their duties with n full
knowledge of same, and to the advan
tage of the company they leprcsent.
TEE MARKETS
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. III,. AlUJ
I.icUannnna Dairy Co., I'r to ,,,
County butinKi H-wk 4: Titbt Co., SO)
First National Pink (Caibondule) 51 )
'lhlrcl National Hank 050 ...
Dime Pepoilt unci DUcuunt Dank.. ;;00 ,,,
Kconomy Light. II. it. V. Cp 19
First Natlon.il iUnk 1300 ,,,
Liiika, Trust & Safe Deposit Co.... Jflj ...
Clitk & Hnovcr Co., I'r 120 ...
b'uanton Savinica Dank soil ,,,
TriideiJ' ational Hank , J ,,,
Scranton Holt t Nut Co,.,,,,,,,,,, 113 ,,,
l'tople'a Dank las ,,,
Scranton l'Jcklns,' Co , , ... ;n
HON US.
Sainton rawenKer Hallway, Brit
Uoitmc clue 1920 )S
People' btrcet Hallway, first mort
gage, clue 1913 ,,,,. US ...
I'eople'i btrect lUllway, Central
mortgage, clue IWI ,.,,,,, ',., us ,,,
Reunion Traction 0 per cent 115 ,..
Kconomy Light, Heat cV I'oucr Co., ... 117
North Jenc) & I'oconci Ite to t)7
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Coirected by II. (I. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Au)
Flour-M.M).
Hcaia-fMO.
Uutter I'rculi creamery, S0c: June ticJiuery.
23liu2llic.i daily, itv. l "
('licet c-mial-Jc.
L'sifs Ncatiy, iX'.
la-Pir buihel. 1.7S.
I'otutiK Per 'jiuhcl, He.
Ouloua-l'er biuhcl, Sl.W.
THE TRIBUNE'S WANT"
' 4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, A Cents for Uacti Extra l.lns.
For Rout.
I'Olt IIIIS'T Hlnl hoitAc, 8 room, 10)1 l'rcfott
iiveinifj 'jdlMM.
SIiirIo homo, (1 rnoni, 1M7 I'rercott me,; 17.
Half of double hou-v, Sunnier HM'inic, Mt
Park! fl.l.OO.
Half of double liour, 702 Prwolt nc fc0.00.
CIIAWXH SC'III.A(li:il,
120 and 128 Washington auntie.
Itlll HKNT-Tcn-rooin kIiir1o home. .".IS Pino
nlleet, between WmhliiKtoii and Ad.inn nc
mie. rurnnrp, b.h, hath. Cliai. P. .ludwlii.
ItnmiH TO lH'.NT-liHiulie ot 1'. I.. Crune, Ml
laicKnwamm mpmie.
roil ItK.NT I'niiii Apill t, idorc room ocdipled
by (Inblti Diamond Co.. 221 l.irUwiinn.i inc
line; alo door Jboie. Apply 1.131 Sanileron me
nun.
iTHXIIMKVrS 1'OU ltr..ST. limy stable for lent.
Inquire 222 Ailaim aNcnuc. A. Thompson.
I'OR IIKNT Mvroont lint Willi Kllli, "leini
hent, gas lanuc and all modern Imprnip
inenti fiom April 1st ; rent rcmoniblo. Call
early. Pied V. Hand, till Jlulbeiry tirrt.
I'Olt HUNT Store room, S03 Lackawanna menue,
nett door to l'lnley't dry koo1 ulnrc. l'oi;
e.lon Riven at once. Apply to John I). Ilojlc,
clothier, 110 Lackawanna avenue.
I'Olt Hl'.NT Heantlful mid enlarseil offlies in
the l'aull ImUdiiijC. Inrpilie of Hamilton,
loem SOi).
POU lli:.NT Ifou'o (Ut N. WiifliliiKlnn mcmie,
corner Pine, It rooms, bath and laundry. Ap
ply to .1. W," (iainey. ,"')7 bind-ii olieel, who
only has nulhoilty to show the houo.
POU IllIXT Rrocny ulnrc or Rood Maud fur nio.it
market, comer Plltstoii menu' and HIicli
otiect.
POU !li:ST Corner sloie No. M2 Lackawanna
niriiiie. Also dttelllni nhoe. Apply l0
noUlsinllh HroJ., HOI Lackawanna aienuc.
I'OR Hi:XT Rloie loom on second lloor o.er nt')
LaikniMinni avenue. Plate glas I"""" '"'
ipilic of Kiotcnky Ilio.
1IAI.K IHIIMll.i: hou-", O.J8 Ilurlson incline, SI?.
AlkO half double house, liSOS Pine street, li.
Pos-e'slcn now. Apn'v (ISO Ilairison avenue.
For Bent TJufuinished Itooms.
l'OH HUNT -April UI, tl.uo imfiunlibed moms,
fte.iiu heat and all modern Inipimenieiili .it
717 Olhc hlicct.
For Sale.
CAHPirrS, llnoleuim and oil clotln wild every
d.ij o'clock, rm Lackawanna. wee auctions
l'OH SALn-ITnc klndllni wood, stou leniftli.
Two floll.ua blct load dellveied aiuw'ioic.
Jlall oideis. .lennliiK-, Cenlial JIlne cut. Also
j-ccond band lumber .suitable for .ill purpose.',
.cry cheap.
t'Olt SALi: Two light spring waccn and some
hainei, tlicap. i:alis, rear 1132 Luzerne
ttieet.
Kcnl Estate.
rOH SAf.n llou.c in lesldence section, Gre?n
IIIcIrp; eleven looms, balli and laundry; all
modem impiovement; near school and churches:;
one block fiom tali, tnqulrc at 10C0 Capoiisc ae.
fOIt SAI.K At Claik'a Summit; a phee of flvi
acies, houc anil bam, good fruit; cheap fur
cash. Inqulic of Mli. L. Lindsay, 1111 North
Main nvciuie, city.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK. ANU WIIUAT TftADl'IlS without d-lav
Wiite for our special market letter, Prec cin
application. S. (51. Illhbaul k Co., members X.
. Ccnaolidalcd and istock SM.hansc, It and 10
Droadw ay. New York. 1'itabllslied 1W1. Long
Distance' Phone 2.1S8 Ilroad.
Boarders Wanted.
PlilVA'li: PAJI1LY w lilies to h.no two nl-e men
to boaul, (Icimaii or l.'n-li-h. Call any Cms
aftei Tliunday. All convenient cs, S07 llairi.on
avenue.
ff..p . i.,., mm ., ni.l'fr-
Theatrical
Tfuwnw? ww w -n;gmyvj .yciyiy, UJflTlUC'W P-
ATTRACTIONS FOR TOBAY.
i
LWEl M l.cctmc un Liquid i. MK!it.
At Di;M1.-('ur:c Paj Ion comiuij'. Afteinucin
and iiIkIiI.
STAIt The W'oild llcateis." At . ) noun and
night.
Corse Pnyton Company.
Two cf'the bat peifonii.ii.ie4 crivcii by .1 i
pcilolie cunipiiii) at the Academy this season
weie seen theie jctfid.iy. The altrartlou wa
the C'oife P.iylon Cnnii'il.v couipai'v which pie
Aciite.l "Jim lli 1'cnui.m" In the .illcrnuun mil
"The Piuilliiil l)m;litii" ai nljlit. 'Il.e nm
piny is cine nl iiniisu.il nicilt loi a p'.pular pi lied
cMiiaiilatlon and the tiisiuinei, ami nccnciy ale
liMnlllciiit,
This ulteinocin "lli'lo Khke" will be the at
traction .mil tuniulit ".llui the Penman" will Ii?
iii,aiii pie-cuted.
"The World Bentors."
The "Wutlcl lleiters" npcneil a letuili en:;af
incut at the Mar theater .ve-teiday af.'eruoun be
foie il laiife audience. The "Wmld liMt.'l-"
Mmw niail.cd liiinoveurnt klm-e their visit tu
l hi1 clt.v rally u the msmi mid ltIvc a funny en
Wrliiinmeiit thrmixhoul. Tho upjiilni; liiule-ipie
ilitllled "Tip X.iuxht.i W'h'cra" cint.ilm ludic.
I nu (.ilu.illoiw in which tin le.ullnj i onieillan,
.luc IliiilnUiii is jbl.t iiistcl by May (l-li-hJi'l.
-Ii.ie lll.m and ( luilvt I'iK'll in poilny
ll' I up hiliiior. ' '
'I ln iillu Is iiijcIp up i.f ph"i m iiirub-fi b.v
Itanc'.ull, I In- novellv jilitclri ; llniilnnlon and
Mlllvi, .lov .mil Clajton, uuLieitenj I'dell mv
.!. idiinlnt. coiuediaiii; I'aimilu brulhcis, ,uo.
bats, mid .Mi I Mm. Dan lll.iti, In (hell op t-
iillc iiiiiicm'.v. 'I he "Woild Healer." will Ii.. .it
the Mar nlliii'ioti mid cMiilne until Tluiudi.v,
when tho (Juun uf Hie Oiicnt" will . t. a.
tiacilou.
Lecture on Liquid Air,
As (he lliocl.way biueau Im.-i imiucl It luipuvslble
lo piake CA'l.'oveiuor Hob Tajln keep hi, usi.'e
ineiit, they have cnsaitrd a the ben tiilj-ihiiti
(oiu III m mi the Hmckwu.v cum, p. I'lufi.Mii lai
Rem ('. l'li.ter, of I'hlladelphli, to levtuiu Willi
cxpeiiiiieut4 In liquid ah at the hwciiui theater
lolilnht. l.hpild air icimiU-4 to become .1 use
ful acrent of man in sclcntine. me, li.mlr.it mul
I iujctlc.it atialic, and the peuon co:iei.ii,i with
inn MiaiiKP biiiciiiiih c tan p-noini lite luoat
wleid, tinnitus and Inlercvtliu i perlmeuU.
A crowded hou-p will meet Piofcisur I'u-tvr
tuulitht jud'jliiir fiuiii the advance salo nt mvih,
which in unuii.il.v laiKe.
Hungarian Court Orchestra.
'Hie vvuilc uf the uuv.ulau I'ouit inchestra,
aja Ihc Xcvv Yolk WoiM, dcere "iiauylit je
the hluhcjt pul.e." It hu, chaucterited b;
piedolou, puic Intonation, admirable pliusluj;
aud miibiul iiililllueiiie and uiunliiilt. The
actoiupllshcil playeik, eluht men tonlltutliirr the
orchcoiia, uie ipiililled by talent ami .iblllt.v nr
the satisfactory InteipreUlluu ot tlu'li ic.'Cillvc
ulU, iudivldiiallv cuuiideied, am) their lon-
Ullll thoiOUJill tlUllllllir III UUll0ljl pl.ljillj 44
eiiahkcl Iheni tn no blend tlieli woik that perfect
uiilly Is tecuie'd.
'I his luaLrnlllcciit uumhrc un (he lliockuuy cniue
lomea to the loceum theater Thudiy ulflii
next. JH'aU now on nh',
STAGE NOTES,
Iteheai-aU have luen beeuu Cur uu early pio
diictlon of "Out of the I'old," a new play by
Iaiugdoii JM'oinililv foui.deil upvM tlio Moody and
bjnkey lijiiin, "Xlncty and Nine." ho fir U4 U
known this is the lllt play in vvldcli an eriliii;
woman overthrow the tuc-alled iuexuralde rule
of fcoclcty and h happily nunkd to u good mm.
While tfib) fate lia lever befallen tin: moat uutcel
SITUATIONS
WANTED
I'RBB.
BKAN01I WANT UFFIOKS.
Want Advortisnments Will Bo
Received nt; Any of the Follow
ing Drug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALntlttT ECIIULTZ. corner Mulberry
trett nnd Webster avenue.
UUSI'AV PICItKb, COO Adams avenue.
West Sido
GL'OttaK W. JI'NKIXS, 101 South Mb
avenue.
South Scranton
FHUD U. TUIIPl'i:, 729 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. V. DAVIS, cornet Noitti ihin
venuo and Market etrcct.
Green Bldgo
CIIAIll.r.S P.' JO.SXS, 1537 Dickson
avenue.
P. .1. JOHN'S, P20 Crccn llhlce sticet.
C. LOttnXK. corner Wajhlngton ave
nue and Marlon etrcet.
Petersburg
W. If. KXI'l'Fl'fi, 1017 frvlns avenue.
Dunmore
J. a. noxi: t sox.
Help Wanted Male.
.MAC IIIXISTK "x7nDctcT"to etoil
men; aim pattern inikeis. Scraiilon Meam
Pinup company, (liccn Itldsc.
WA.Vrill) DMih t M.iii.U'ci- and :-pccl.il Aite-iti
for l.ack.iwunn.i coimtv, to icpie.-eut the l'.ni
plrc Life liiuranie Ctmpan.v ot New- Yolk cltv
(incni-ioialcd 1SS1), to men with cpeileiici- nn'd
KihhI lecoid a liberal contiait l ollered. ,dileiss,
itatlnj: cicrlencc mil iefeicncc4, ('. Zhnnici. Su
prilntcndent of AkcikIcs, -JJ0 IIiu.iiIw.ij, X, Y.
fiOfll) HOY MAXTLD AT THIIII'M: HI.NDIlltl.
CAXVASSIIIIS WAXTLD lo solli it sub., tlptlum
for The Tilbuiie; lllieril lumiiiN-iuus al
lowed; only active men desired; those with c
peiiencc picfened. Applj at Hiislnes.i Manattci's
ofrtce, Scianton 'liibune.
Help Wanted Female.
(iOOl) Illltl, would like Ml'.ution in fiunll pri-
Mite family doing homevvoik. V')il Piice
si net.
LADY CAXVAS'.KH wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tibune; Rood couunifeion of
fered vvlHi a fair guarantee for tirst-class worcr.
Apply pcrMjualiy at Dullness M.iiuser'a office,
Scianton Trlbu;.e.
WAX'IKD At once, a waltns; lcfeienccH 1C
quhed. Applj lo Mi X. Y. Lect, SU Jef
ferson avenue. .
Help Wanted Male and Female.
'A' Xi:TD fvile.-nieu and .ih';ladics peiniai.ent
woik ami trpod Mlary. ppl.v -it loom No.
1, 127 riuce stiect, ll.mli buihliuir.
Canvassers Wanted.
1TITY CXY.Si:ilS VA.VI1:d -"Men m woiu-ii;
inu-t be beau of house or live .it huine; ics
dents uf Suaulou. (all ! to I' monlin?. ell,
Linilin' tleet.
Wanted To Kent.
WAVITID Piiinli-licil hoii-e ui mm m live 1001114
foi liuiiscket pliiv. AdclieM A ti, I., Tillnme
otllcc.
Furnished Booms.
HOOM I'Olt HIIXT All convenience;.; pilec lea
"oniblc. Inipilic bill Capoino avenue.
m
l'OH ISLNT One lmnihcd loom, with luipiuie-luc-ntri
: alio one on llilid tloor, cheap. oJ7
Adams avenue.
I'LMIXISIH'I) 1IOOMS for lent, modem 'Impr.ivc
menta: piivatp fainllj; uenlleinen pieteircd,
at SJ7 Adams aveiiiie.
I'Olt Hi:.N'l 1'urnWicd fionl loom, with beat,
bath and ca; near couit home; gentleman
prcleried. Adclie-s llooni, Do 2.H).
1'OU 1IKXT l'lirnishi-d loom; heat and bath.
U'-'o Linden ttrrct.
I'L'IIMSIIKI) ROOMS POR P.CXI', with heat, j'aj
and natli, isenllenien prelerred, at .1..0 Adaim
nvenue.
Booms and Board.
ROOMS TO HKNT, with board. bU'J Mulberry
6treet.
Wanted Booms and Board.
W'AX'fT.D Twa i ctriuiuilc.il 111 101.1ns with bo 11 I,
piivali- famlh picfened. Two ladles and .1
gentleman. State lull pailhiilais. Addles (.'.
II. 1).-, Tiib'in.' cjtlicp.
Money to Loan.
I.AIKIi: OR SMALL aiiiouuts. Piumplly made.
Intiiurt .1 per ee-ut. Okell, Altoinej, Coal
K.Ncl.jnee buildfut:.
AXY AMOfNT OP MONLI "10 LOAN-('.ilcl.,
ettaletht loam or Hulhllus and Loan. At
from 1 to 0 per cent. Call on N. Y, Waikei,
til 1-31 J lounell bulldln?,
Lost.
l,0 I'-Monday nvcnlnsr. Peb. 17, belweeii Yfju
iiiius uvenuo and Vahbuiii luei, uu o.ul
In 00c Ii containing Keutlenuii's phiuip. Plmlci
pleinu leluiu to ui notify MUs I'.ii.on,, 117 Thii
tcciith kticct.
Found.
I'Ol'N'D-Suiii of money in limit hou-c. luuillip
at llcgislei of Will..' niltee.
hciolue4 of e!ui.lcal pl.i, Mr. .Mit'oriuhk li.i.
wiitlin "Out uf the I'old" to adheip clcmuly
lo the te.ielilnji mid M-iitluieuH of tliu Muody
aud Saukiy po.ni, ami uei ScrlpliiMl aieriuiiriii
III biiiii'lncr .ibutit the illiua of his play.
I'm nk Keen 11 La icul hli title Icji to ul.
lar huiioia In "Hon. John Calvin," wlileh 1 ip.
tilled both iiiilia and pulille at the M11.I11IU11
thialei. New Yolk. PievloiK inifaseiiunli, iiuii
pelled Ml. Kceiiaii to ao 011 the load, otheiwlsc
le iiilght i'.L)ll.v have pli.lcd nut the mmou ill
Xcvv Vulk. I low IV el', It Is an ill wind that bio v.,
liubod,v coud, and it U uwlin; lo t'lU (Ileum
fcUme tli.it lir.nl Ihe'atci'itu.'ii will hive the
pleaMiie of mill? Mr, Keiiuu, at the head of
Ills I'M client ee.lnji mv , in the elahoiaie produe.
t lull of vllon. 'John (lilissb.v," jut aa il wa
ircicutcd in New ork. The caUinics ol the
lain 'ful llcsj, wltli nil the M'eiiei.v. fuiidliiie and
piopcilio., alp h!toileally i-oliect to the peilod.
Doiothy llunliiii; l a cuiupaiallve atiaiiki'i lu
tho cpeiallc tJi;e, and jet fiom the fail that lui
micpcau doca not ceiii butinded by uu.v ttcuni'apll
Ical liiu'. jt would -I'lpi that Ivilk La Slivlle had
acted wltli his ihaiacUiI'tlc wisdom in culfuitinc;
lo tbh, fair jouiii; luj;vi the p-Mt ot "l.oiialiu"
lu "'Ihe Pilncesk Chic," .Ml lluutiinr h vvi)l
Known in the M'clJl elide of jlaiullloii, llnt.i.lo,
and Kirke La t-helle first lieaid her tn in the
(holr of the MelhodUt chinch in Hut iil.v. lie
M imuudiatclv iiupiscd, no le by I lie vol
ume and m'.ii-iiu'm of her loicc lluu by ivi
.ruceful beaiini,''. The Intel view which followed
li-aulldl In. a llve-jear inntmct, duilbe; the teiiu
of which JIUs lluntintf will appear in Ihe leading
contralto 1 oli of Klik La blu-lle' iiiutical attractions
4f , w
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
MorjTIu.i l-'our Llnei, 6 Cents for Uaclttixtri Llm,
PROFESSION A L.
Certified Public Accountant.
fDWAHD C. 8I'AUM)INU "mMtKItsTn NK
Dulldlne, and St. Paul Dulldlncr- New York.
Architects.
EDWARD II, DAVIS, ARCIHriXT, CONXELI
(luUdlng.
piii:di:iiick u iiuown. arch. d reai-
lisUte Lxcbungo nidif. . 120 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineora,
II. L. HARDINa. 00e) CCNNELL HUILDISO.'
BeutlBts.
dr. a p.. i:iLi:Niii:itai:it, pauli uuiluixo,
Spmco street, Scranton.
DR. C. O. LAUIIACH, 115 WYOMINO AVENUE
Lawyers.
rilANK L DOYLE, A'riORNEY.AT-LAW.
ltoonu 12, 14, 10 and 13 Ilurr Ilulldlnr;.
I'. K. TRACY, ATfY, COMMONWEALTH RLDO.
D. B. REPLOOLi:, ArrORN'I'Y LOANS NI'.OO
tlatcd on real estate accurity. Mcars Rulldln,
corner Washington avenue and Spruce street.
WILLARD, WARREN k KNAPP. ATTORXEY3
and coiinsellors-atdavv. Republican Dulldlnf.
vva-liinglon avenue.
JLSSUP k JES3UP, ATTOHNEYS AND COUX
icllora at-law. Commonweallli Bulldlncr, Roomi
10, SO and 21.
L12KARD w' fiiAynn. attorney, room
Pftl-CW. 0th floor, Mcars buildliie.
L' A WATIinJ. attorney-at-law, board
"' Tl"''e Hulldlnff. Scranton, Pa.
PATrntsON' k WILCOX. TRADER'S XATIOXAt!
Hank llulldlne
C. COMEOYS, D-IJ RPPUBLICAN I1U1LDINO.
A- w BEliTHOLF. orFICE MOVED TO Xol
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. E. ALLEX. S13 NORTH WASIHKCrTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 339 WASH
fnston avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry.
Chronic olseajci, Iuiirs, heart, kidneys and
LTcnlto-uiinary organs a specialty. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAPE, 123 AXD 127 I'RANKLIN AVE-
nue. Rates icasonablc.
P. ZIEOLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D L. &W. PA3
nenRcr depot. Conducted on tho Europeao
plan. VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIOOS CLEANS PRIVY- VAULT! AN'n
ccm pools; 111 odor; only improved pumps usci
A. U. Briggi, proprietor. Leave orders IPX
North Main avenue, or Eickc'a drug store, cor
ner Adairs and -Mulberry. Both telephones.
G. R. CLARKE & CO,. SEEDSMEN "AND NURS'.
it) men, store 'Ml Washington avenue; tree
houses, 1030 North Main avenue; store tele
phone, 782.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUETTEL, REATt 811 LACKA. AVE.,
Scranton. Pa., manufacturer of Wire Screens
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKIXG FOR CHILDREN TO ORDKR;
alu) ladles waists. Louise Shoemaker, LUJ
Adams avenue.
MEOAROEE DROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES. EN
v elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, lue
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WILKESBARRK RECORD CAN BE HAD
in Scranton at the news standi of Relsniai
Bros.. 400 i-pruce and C03 Linden; M. Nortoi.
3-22 Lackawanna avenue; i. S. Schutzer, 2U
Spiuce street.
Situations Wanted.
SlTl'ATIOX WANTED -lly a young ni.in frorv
Xevv If.k as lunchni.in. Jlunek, 707 Deacon
.sticet, citj.
HTI'ATIOV WAX I ED -lly inlddle aged woman,
a hoiisel.ei'pei in widowci'.s family. Call or
addiess J, II., 1117 Summit avenue, Suautou, Pa.
hllTATIO.V W WIT'.D -By a young man win
fiiin1 jc.114 cxpeilencp .11 omul groicry store.
Will aiip'it luisltiun at anv bonesl work, htlons
.mil Indusliiuus. II. P., 312 Mulbeiiy Hieet.
SI'IIATIOX WAN'lEl) B.v J butcher; good mat
ket 1111111, inildlei, bologna and Miiiage maker;
can nue and pickle nil kinds of meats; At meat
iittter and slaughtpiinan. Acldicss Hutchei', 2'.t
Linden sleel, c-t Pitt-ton, Pa.
sriT'ATlOX WANTED-A man with 15 yean'
business tiiiliilm,", desiies a iiOsltlou with .1
icllibb' flim, elth-i of lit i or outside woik; be.,
ui iireientp, Addipss A. W. Johiisqn, (ieneiaP
Delivery, ii.iutnii.
SI'IT ATIOX WANTED Woik b.v the d iy oi wash,
lug and iiunlug lo take home. Addles C, It.,
Tilbuiie olllce.
SITl'ATION' WANTED-H .1 veiling gill to help
Willi light hoiiseuoik in tike laie ol ehll
dicii; sleep lunue nlghtx; addipss L. P., ''-)
Illicit tcct.
s-ITI'.VIIOS WANTED-llv willing, honest gill tc
do gincial h.niM'vvoik. Can give lefeienic
AddlP.s Mmhi lloihfold, III Vine stievt, Cltv.
MTr.VUOV WANTED-Au cpcenicd men',
fuiulihlug emiiN man ilclic"i position. OoetJ
lefeicnees. Addic4 .. Tribune uflice.
A (IOOl) (iflll, dcslies hltuatlon doing hgjfcii
woik; good cook. Aililie-.V JIM'., Tuljuiisjot'
Itheumatism.
IlllEfMATIsM-AU nitllei that wish- wnii'
pecdlly and peiiuaneiitly uued of alli
iletlcs of Rheumatism bV'lreReiablc loiilpojimi
( uit-4 guaiantecd. liiiUlie or addie-s J. t". Tay
lor, Sciaiilon. ' I -.
Eastor Complexions. ' "
i:.'
AVl'Kll (OMPLEMONa-lf uu want u let
1,, iiiuleU.n tu 111. 1Kb Venn Easier L'ou"ii;.iii
hits Jon should ktarl .it oneo aipl give It larofi"
attcnllou. My Elcuiic.il Mauagu lu one riun
will mike the face look jeais joungti; Is-il"
fieshlug and le-tful. Miperlluoiu lulu, wsjiti
and niulii icmoved. Eje lirowi, coriected. tJiti
ihanan'i ilcrmatologlcal 1'ailoi.s, UPJ Wajilnjrsr
av euup. j
LEGAL,
t&t-
llli: AXXl Ah meeting ol tho .stockholders oMh
Lackawanna iron Mli'l nieei company ictmiin
ch'illun of Uiic-e tuiri and li.iui.iulon o(mch orju-,
business us hn) llrfjieily ecUie. lu'lon- 1 lit- itr
iiitf, will be held at the nflhc'ert Iho'ComtljIJi,
Ituulil SO) Coiiuell llilildiug, ii. the ( lly uj bmni
tun, Pciinolvaula, cu Wediirrdaj, Match 5, Ipti-',
ut 2 o'lluck p, 111. The pulls will lenulii vimi
for one hour. The tiamfcr books will be ctiw:c
oil I'tbiuaiy 23, 1!)2. and reoiuiipd uu Maieji'd,
Una. J. P. IIIIJ(1IN.0X, Secivlaiv'.
scianteii, Pa., IVbriuij 20, Pjoj. "
IN RE: DIsSOHTlON of the Xvw York. Wjoin.
ing and Western Hailioad company Notice it
heieli.i glvvu that the applieJlioii of the New
ork. Wv cinlng and Weoteiu Hailioad compaii,
a toipoiatiou Incorporated under tho laws of tin)
eoiumoiiwpaltli uf Pcnnsih aula, for u decree of
divolullon, will .in- huul by the couit of com
inon ideas of Lmkawauiu county, on MoiuU.v,
Ihc- 3Ut diy of Mitch, 103.', it I) o'clock 4r 411.
of Mid iliv; and tlut uuh-M cause to the con
nary be shown at or beforo. that time a Uefio
of cicafcolultou of the kiid corporation will flier
be entered by the i-ijurt.
BEERS & Cl.'AMDS, AtUriKjt.
f