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PITTSTON.
flpcclit la tlie Scranton Tribune.
l'lttston, Mttrcli 4. All dmigor from
further destruction by ttio Hood Is iuit
mid tile river Is gradually receding,
being now about 20 feet above low
water murk, which Is nine feet Iohs
than when at Its Blithest liolnl on Sun
day. The netuttl effects of tlie Hood
nro now being disclosed, Lehigh Val
ley employes were tit work between
heie and Wllkes-nnrru alt day and by
tills afternoon tho tiliices where the
truck had been wuslicrt away had been
lllled In. About 2 o'olock this after
noon a train arrived here with this
morning's I'lilkidclphln. mull. The trao
tlon line Is closed and will likely not be
opened for a day or two, the South
street power house at Wilkes-Barre
having suffered much damage by the
Hood, In this vicinity, however, the
tracks themselves have suffered little
damage and the curs will be run just
as soon as power can be secured. There
Is little or no change at the collieries
hereabout and few of them were- In op
eration today. Tlnee railroad locomo
tives have been pressed Into service at
the Seneca colliery of the Lehigh Val
ley company nt the Junction, and are
furnishing the steam necessary to run
the pumps and fans. The boilers at
this mine were under five feet of
water. The olllcluls at the Stevens
colliery on tho West Side at 10 o'clock
secured control of the water which has
been running into the shaft on their
property for the past sixty hours. Al
though the pumps were partially under
water they were kept In operation con
tinually, but the retrogade action of
the river water Is the only thing that
saved the mine from being entirely at
the mercy of the flood. The vast vol
ume of water which rushed Into No.
14 mine of the Erie company at Poit
Hlanehard can best be imagined when
It is said that It took the oflleials nine
weeks to Hood the mine a few years
ago at tho time it was afire, whereas
the place has been more completely
di owned in forty-eight hours by the
present Hood. Buckets are kept con
tinually at work. At Heidelburg No.
2 of the Lehigh Valley Coal company,
the water, while still high up in tlie
shaft opening is gradually receding,
two large buckets being kept at worK
lit and day. The mules wlilcli were
irriedly taken from No. 4 shaft Sat
urday when it was rumored Vatesvillo
dam had broken have been taken back
to tho mines. There was a scarcity
of fresh meat in the city today, none of
the beef companies have received a
shipment since last week.
West Plttston borough's new town
council met and reorganized yesterday.
The following are the new borough otn
rials: President, T. W. Jenkins; secre
tary, George Benfleld; treasurer, .T. If.
Mulkcy; street commissioner, Colonel S.
A. Uiquhart; chief of police, Charles
Schoonover; borough attorney, W. I.
Hibbs.
William D. ISverliurt, aged .VJ years,
a veteran of the, Civil war, died at his
home, on Franklin street, yesterday
from the effects of a stroke of apoplexy.
Deceased was a recent resident of
Shenandoah.
Another survivor of the famous Bat
tery II, Pennsylvania artillery, passed
away yesterday at Wilkos-Barrc,
Charles A'anderburg, aged (',2 years,
dying after several months' illness.
The funeral will take place Wednes
day with interment in iUttrcy ceme
tery, at Duryea.
John Young, father of W. II. Young,
hotelkeeper at the Water street bridge,
died at his home, in Sebastopol, Satur
day evening, after a long illness. De
ceased was 75 years of age, and was a
native of England. lie had been a resi
dent of this vicinity for the greater por
tion of his lire. Among the surviving
family is George P. Young, of Dunmore.
Tlie funeral took place this afternoon,
with interment in Plttston cemetery.
Jlrs. Charles Dennlson, of Susque
hanna avenue, West Plttston, wos se
verely scalded in a very peculiar man
ner Sunday afternoon. With several
friends she was watching the Hood near
the AVest Plttston cemetery, when the
round on which she was standing gave
At this point a two-Inch steam
uns to the Clear Spring Coal com
- Pimp station. This pipe was
Tiken by the dropping of the earth,
and Mrs, Dennlson was in tlie escaping
steam. Sne was severely burned about
the lowei portions of the body. Mrs.
Frank Iliifsmlth, in rescuing Mrs. Den
nlson, 1 her hands badly scalded.
AVTrr avlng Music hall last evening
Jurltih Mi performance of tho Waite
Comedy company, George Drum, a
young nun residing at West Plttston,
slipped and fell down the stairs Jead
lng from tie hall. He sustained a bad
gash on th head.
George Pogers, of Delaware avenue,
has purchased tho Fitch house, on
North strot, West Side, and will oc
cupy tho sri-sio Immediately.
FOREST CITY.
Special to tUP'.ftriiiiton Tiibunc. '
Forejc City, March 4, The council
met lust owning and reorganized by
'tlie selecting of D, Fallon as chairman,
M. J. Connelly was elected-strdet com
inlsMoner, ni d F. B. Carpenter, secre
tary of council. There was u deadlock
for treasurer,' J. F. Wellbrock and John
Mi-Donald each receiving three votes.
F. M. aardlnc r and II. O, Wn.trous were
also tie for borough attorney,
Tho Hawthjbrne Musical club gave an
entertainment In the opera house this
evening, before a large audience. To
morrow nlghjt another moving picture
show will hojtl forth,
Tho funeral of George Muxey took
placp today ijnd was largely attended.
Ilev, J, Davlsl conducted the services at
tho lioiibo nt ' 11 o'clock, and the re
mains were taken to Maplewood ceme
tery, Carbondnle, to be burled by the
side of his father and mother, De
ceased was SI years old. He was born
In aianiorsuu&)iire, Wales, and when a
boy came to Carbondnle with his fam-
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Karl's Clover Hoot Tea purities the Blood
lly. Soon afterward he went to Car
bon county, whore ho wns employed In
and about the mines. He followed tills
line of work for yenrs and helped to
open ninny of the mines of the lower
coal legions.
THOMPSON.
Special lu I lie Srnnlon Tilbuiio,
Tltoiiiuson,. March I. Miss Jennie Coon
er, of Carbondulo, has' been In Thomp
son the past week visiting and earltig
for her sister, Mrs. Lenourd Cole, who
has followed the fashion nnd euter
tnlned the grip, which makes longer
calls tluili Henry of Prusla Is making
to the cities of America.
MOTHER GOOSE PUZZLE,
Jack and Jill with little boy blue.
Find Simple Simon and Tom Tucker.
Eail Van Volkenberg, of Susquehan
na, visited his parent, Mr. and1 Mrs.
Irvln Van Volkenberg, last Sabbath
Und Wllllain Crosier, of Susquehanna,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Crosier, the same day.
Mrs. C. Z. Pickering, who fractured
her ankle last August, went to the
Scranton city hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Ord. Shaffer, who lived near Ararat,
died last evening of pneumonia and his
widow is reported as seriously sick.
An emery wheel in the Spencer Heat
ing company's plant here went to pieces
yesteiday afternoon, causing no little
consternation among the workmen, but
fortunately none of them were hurt.
The windows in the other parts of tho
building are in need of repairs.
Floyd Axtel, esq., of the law ilrm of
Miller & Axtel, of Susquehanna, was
professionally engaged here last Sat
urday, while the senior member of the
firm, J. Miller, esq., of this place, made
a. business trip to New York city the
same day.
The wife of Albeit AVelsli, of Burn
wood, died at that place last Friday
after a brief illness. Tlie funeral was
held at the Free Baptist church here
Sabbath morning, conducted by her
pastor, Rev. W. H. French. A large
number of her neighbors and .relatives
attended the servicer. Interment was
in the Thompson cemetery.
A squad of men left last evening In
charge of Mr. Saxton of the Erie for
Waverly, N. Y., to assist in tlie repair
ing of damages done by the recent
Hoods.
Thompson is three or four hundred
feet lower than Ararat and yet It is too
high to be disturbed by the raging
Hoods. Just about O. K. year in and
year out, as the years average, and we
have a few lots for sale, but no empty
houses.
N. J, Monroe is at Burnwood today
looking after the skimming station
there In the Interests of the Thompson
Creamery company.
TAYLOR.
President Henry E. Harris, of the
Taylor borough council, has an ex
ceptionally line record, being one of the
llrst to serve In that capacity somo
years ago, and those who know him
believe that he will fulfill the duties of
the ofliee without any strings and In
tends to be president In fact, as well
as in man. This is one of Mr. Harris'
most permanent and marked character
istics, his frankness and firmness of
purpose. President Harris, as n citi
zen, is of that type which Is progressive
and forward and always ullvo to every
movement that means the advancement
of tho borough's Interests. Mr. Johns,
the retiring president, who has so suc
cessfully attended to the duties of the
olllce for two terms, is u man of ster
ling value. He has always been very
active in looking utter the interests of
the town, and Is deserving of great
credit for tho elilcleiit manner in which
lie lllled the duties of president during
his two tonus in odlco:
Street Commissioner Goodwin uud his
gang of workmen were yesterduy en
gaged In repairing the North Main
thoroughfare In the vicinity of tho
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
company's crossing, the roadbed being
partly washed away, as a result of the
recent heavy rain,
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will hold a meeting at the home
of Mis. J. Mllford Morgans, on .Main
street, on Friday afternoon at 3.30
o'clock.
The young ladles of the First English
Congregutlouul church In North Taylor
are making elaborate preparations for
their supper, which will be lieia on Sat
urday evening hi the church basement,
All the delicacies of the season will be
served,
The funeral of Oubilel Bonner, an old
and respected resident of lieudhum,
will tuke pluce this morning from his
lute residence. A high mass of requiem
Will be celebrated at the St, Law) once
church by the rector, Uev, J, F, Jordan,
Interment will bo mnde in the Mlnooka
Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. William J. Davis, of North Main
street, was the guest of her bister, Miss
Yettle Sherer, of Clark's Summit, yes
terduy, Christmas Jones, of Edwardsvllle, Is
visiting relatives In town.
Tho drawing for a silver wutch, for
the benefit of John E. Mutthews, who
lias been lu poor health for u number
of years, will be held In Llewellyn's hnll
on Anvil 15. Tickets, 23 cents.
The Kpworth league of the Methodist
Episcopal church Will, nie6t 6n Friday
evening In tho Sunday school r&om. All
members are requested to be present.
Miss Owen Davis, of Pltttslon, Is the
Sliest of relatives In North Taylor.
Tho Lackawanna company's collieries
In this neighborhood had to suspend
operations yeslerduy, owing to a scar
city of big citrs.
ELAUIUnST.
The mdlnmico of Baptism will be ad
ministered' after the morning service
nt tho Baptist church on Sunday next.
Groat excitement prevailed for some
time on Saturday morning when tho
families living on the lowlands 'were
wurncd by one of the men employed
by the Gas and Water company to
vacate their homes without delay, us
there was great danger of the reser
voir going out at any moment. The
order was quickly obeyed and In a
short time the homes Weie deserted and
the families found refuge with friends
who were fortunate enough to live on
higher ground. At night, however,
tho Innnedute danger was considered
over and nearly all returned to their
homes. During the day, Saturday, hun
dreds of people visited tlie scene and
gazed upon the grand, but awful spec
tacle presented by this vast body of
water as it surged and roared, as if
trying hard to break fioin its confines
and carry with it ruin, 'dlsolatlon and
death.
Will Jenkins, of Scranton, spent Sun
day with his parents here.
Miss Nettle Evans, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
at Aberdeen, returned to her home on
Saturday.
On Saturday next the reading circle
of the Fifth school district will hold
a meeting at the graded school build
ing in this place, piofessor E. B. Rog
ers is chairman.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Sped.il to t lie Scrantnn Tiiliuuc.
Townnda, March 4. All along the
line Hoods have been rampantly raging
since Friday night, followed by, the
heavy ruin of the same day. The heavy
snow of the previous week made the
hill streams high and the river rose
very rapidly until Saturday night, when
at this place it had reached the high
water mark of 24 V& feet, which was
higlie- than the December Hood, and
had the old dam been in would have
exceeded tlie height at the time of the
freshet of 1SC.1. On Monday the water
had fallen about four feet and was still
receding. An excited crowd was busily
engaged In watching the largo --quantities
of ice and debris. The wreckage
consisted of lumber, parts of build
ings, horses, catttle, all kinds of fodder,
and among the curiosities was what
seemed to be a barn floor with straw
or hay still burning, Several bridges
are again torn out, among them being
a county bridge near Wyaluslng, the
railroad bridge at Monroe, a wagon
bridge at North Towundu, nnd It is ex
pected many others. At Athens a por
tion of the town was Hooded, the same
also being reported from Elmira. The
telephone wires are down between To
wnnda nnd Athens, and together with
the tie-up on the railroad, tho real facts
and reports from tlie outside orld are
unknown. No city mail has been re
ceived since Friday, with the exception
of a few Sunday papers which reached
us by way of Waverly. A local train
was run each way over this division on
Saturday and Monday. Section bosses
have been called to Wyoming division,
with all the men that rould be secured,
and Sunday a train carrying workmen
from Buffnlo went down the line to do
work at Penn Haven. No serious dmn
ngo has been reported, and no lives
have been reported lost. In Townnda
township rowboats were user, in re
moving stock and household goods to
safety. On Sunday it was Impossible
to get telegraphic communication with
Hariisburg by wuy of AVilllnmsport.
Judge Fanning has issued his pre
cept for a March term of court at Troy
ioi- one ween, anil tor an adjourned
term of common pleas court at To
wnnda for the week of March 31.
The board of trustees of the II. A.
Packer hospital will build a resldenco
for Superintendent Ott. A number of
bids have already been received. A
training school for nurses Is a new de
parture at the Institution, and several
students are now em oiled,
SPRINGVILLE.
Special to tho Kcrantou Tilbuiic,
Sprlugvllle, March 4. On March IS,
In the evening, the members of Vesta
lodge, No. 187. D, of n will meet with
Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Lyman at their
homo in Lynn for a social time und a
farewell vltdt to them before they start
for the west, which they will do about
April 1.
The eighteen Inches of snow that fell
on February 21 and 22 all went off, with
the exception or a few drltts, n less
than a week, and the ralp which came
With the thaw mnde everything atlout,
The two streams that run through
town ran over tlie streets In several
Places so that pedestrians were obliged
to not "pedestrait."
April 1 Jason Button will leave his
farm near here aiul move to his moth
er's farm near vSut was formerly
known as Niven iff tho southeast cor
per of tho township. John Underbill
hu8 rented his farm frpm that time and
will work It in connection with ills
THE STARVATION PLAN
Of Treating: Dyspepsia and Stomach
Troubles la TJaoleai and
Unscientific.
The almost certain faltuie of the
starvation cure for dyspepsia has been
proven time and again, hut even now a
course! of dieting Is generally the first
thiiit; recommended for a case of in
digestion or any stomach trouble.
Many people with weak Indigestion,
rut well as some physicians consider thp
llrst step to take In attempting to cure
Indigestion is to restrict tlie diet, cither
by selecting certain foods and rejecting
others or to cut down the amount of
food eaten to barely enough to keep
soul and body together, in other words
the Mnrvatlou plan Is by ninny suppos
ed to le the llrst essential.
All this is radically wiong. It Is fool
ish and unsclentlllc to recommend diet
ing to a man already suffering from
starvation because Indigestion Itself
slaives eery organ, nerve and fibre In
the body.
What people with poor digestion most
need W, abundant nutrition, plenty of
tiood, wholesome properly cooked food,
and, something to assist the weak
stomach to digest it.
This Is exactly the purpose for which
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapt
ed and the true renson why they cure
the worst cases of stomach trouble.
Eat a audit lent amount of wholesome
food nnd after each meal lake one or
two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to
promply digest it.
in thif way tlie system Is nourished
and the overworked stomach rested, be
cause the tablets will digest the food
whether the stomach works or not, one
g"ain of the active digestive principle
in Stuait's Dyspepsia Tablets being
suHlclent to digest 3,000 grains of meat,
cs:,vm or other albuminous food.
Dr. Harlandson and Dr. Redwell rec
ommend these tablets In all cases of
defective digestion because the pepsin
and diustuste in them are absolutely
free from animal matter and other im
purities, nnd being pleasant to the taste
aie as safe and harmless for the child
as for the adult.
All drug stoics sell this excellent
preparation, and the dally use of them
after meals will be of great beneilt, not
only as an immediate relief but to per
manently build up and Invlgoiate the
digestive organs.
quarry. Underbill is at present living
In town.
Jessie Strickland Is out again after
a long and hard siege with intlaminu
tory rheumatism.
It was expected that the s Hawke
Stone company would begin operations
lu their quarry cm the Stevens' farm the
llrst of March, but as none of the "Co."
put in an appearance there was noth
ing done.
Xlba Lott is to vacate the Albert
Beaidsley house and move to the Epis
copal rectory. His brother Ed. lias
pin chased the old creamery and will
convei t it into a dwelling.
The htoims of the last two weeks have
been so demoralizing to the mail serv
oce that for two days at a time there
hns beou no mall through. Last week
we got' mail every day, that is the mall
of the day before. Saturday a. broken
axle tied up the road, and no mail came
exeepe eaily in the morning and Fri
day's mall at that. Lute in the even
ing the mall train got back to Tunk-
banuock and made one trip Sunday. To
day (Monday) they are trying to make
regular trips.
During tlie past week there has been
several moving In this vicinity. Bur
ton Bennett has moved to Bradford
county, Ebenezer Stevens' tenant has
moved in, the Lester Gregory farm has
changed hands, George Lee has moved
to E. C. Ely's.
Walter Rodney wont over to S. A.
Shook's Saturday and on the load came
near loosing ills horse. In some unac
countable way the horse got out of
tlie road where a creek overflowed and
fell Into the ditch and nearly drowned
before help came and rescued It.
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ATTRACTIONS FOR TODAY.
bVC'Ct'M-Contcit oi I'liiUdrlnhli Oulicafra.
Xlslit,
AC )i:MV. L'oi.h' I'j.wim (Oiiiiuiij. Afternoon
and night.
S'l'Alt "The Woilc lU'Jtiu," Afternoon ami
night.
At the Academy.
Another line piodiiclion o! "Jlni the lVnnun"
win (then nt Hie Auilemy of Mnlo l.i,t night
liy Hie Coiw 1'ajlon Coined)- company. Tho
house w.w, ciQwileil iiml tho auilUnto was most
(ntliiuluttfc.
In the ofteiiif.on the attraction w,n tho old
lawlto "i!.uel Kill.."
Programme Thursday Niirht.
l'ollnilii: Is tho luograninie to ho icndeied
Thuuday night net at Hie bjtemii theater, he.
ii' tho ninth eiilertuinment on the Jliocknuy
COillM'i
l'.VHT I.
Oierlun', "lluujudl I,jlule" l.'iKvl I'crcncz
WulUcs "Xiina Kimlne" ilhmiiny tyueeu)--
Mnka I'amila.
(Virdj, "llunjraiUn l'anlalc" BU Janos
1'otpouiri, "Hank Han" , 'ax IVieiuz
Cjinhaloin Kilo, Ironi "Mai Ilia" Tlotow
.MIm I'uiinie Aimiudjiii.
I'AHT II.
Oieitiiie,. "tWIIIuni 'lell" ltosn(
Jltloillo in T lluhliMeln
Selection, "'IjiiiiImimi" Wagner
Violin olo, "rantosle" from "II Tiomtoie,"
Vei ill,
Mi. II. Amsterdam.
(lijiid niaiili, Horn "rauat" (inuuoil
'Hie kale of eat opened etf)day mouiini; ur,
tho ho. oltue. tioud hm( iiij otilt he uieil.
"Florodora" Next Week,
"The llflliur luelodj of ii U iucl.llble," uioto
Mr. it. 11 J I'lupiiiJii, the talented maiuaint;
editor of ihi! Ian Aiigvloi Uriah), In an cs.
Iiaiiitiw I'lllll'iam el "I'loiudoi.t," oc(up.lig
near)) to olmnii of tpace, Hut h puUa
went liejoml (he inilody. Ho had nothing hut
l.lud uouli fur ihe hiluht, nj,p IIIjw'Uo,
lie m!iI the imime ui'ic the aone of heau
(Kill lnh;ht:'e4 ami MJt lliu ho.it ol pielij
Klrli "tie ui'ilh golntf many iiilkj to tve. That
U m hi;i pialw pom as liUuluiluatintr a iillle
as l Mr. Ihapiuau, nlio graduated from the
Uiauiatie edltoiS ihah to heiome a lnjiuxlut;
editor cial ean ago, The tamo company
whltli he pral-eii to nuii-li U the wine LIk uud
splendidly equipped oriranUatloii uljUu will jp
pwr in till tily for ihq pel forma nt uj ne.t
ttwk, TluittfJty and rThlay idglil, at the j.j.
leuui.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
A' ore Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents for Hacii Bxtrn Uns.
For Kent.
I'Oll HUNT Ten room home. (WO .Mulhtny
htrcctl nil modem IniproNcnicnln. Iuililie of
II, Moc, 211 Wjonilluv avenue.
1011 HUM' T loiwooni limim, nil modern ini
lirotcnienlt, on W.ihhutn utrrctt llrt lilotk
oft Main .uimiPl an ideal liomej rent Modeialc.
Apply till Academy lrett.
roll HUNT l'lne private icldeme In (been
JHiIro Aeillon for lent for one .lenr, Itirntdicil
dr unfiunWiedl 12 romuM modem Impioiemrntil
loam and trolley Hihm (ometilctit, AddrcM
.Willi), Tiihuiie offho.
I'Olt HUNT iIukIc hou-e, 8 loonm, 1C0 1 Prenott
unine: J20.no.
Much; Iioikc, tl rooin, 1.V17 Piescott me. i 317,
Half of double lioihe, Stunner inenue, Vet
l'.nk: $r,.0O.
Half of double houe, 70.! I'mcott ae.: Mil.00.
tlIAIt!.i:M SCIIbAttKII,
1M and 12S WiMilnRtcn annuo.
t'Oll II K.ST Ten-room ulnula hou-e, MS l'lno
slicol, between Washington and Ailami au
mici. 1'iirnace, ga, lulli, CIiiih. 1'. Jailrilu.
IIOOMS TO HUNT tncyiilie of 1'. I,. Cutic, Ml
l.nckawanna avenue.
I'Olt lll'.NT Kioin April 1, olmo mom occupied
by (Iiiliiu Diamond Co.. 2Ji laU'laimiuni ave
nue; alio Door above. Apply liTil biilideron avc
line.
TUNTMUSTS l'OIt HUNT, livery ulable Tor lent.
Inquire L'l! Admit avmue. A. Thnninoii.
I'Olt HUNT SK-ionm Hal vvilh bath. leam
heat, gas lainre and all modem Improve
ments fioin Apill 1st: lent ioaonnble. Call
early. 1'ied C. Hand, W).! Mulberry htieet.
l-0;t HUNT beautiful and uil.iiffe.l olflri". In
the I'.mll Inillilluir. Inqiilie of Hamilton,
loom SOd,
TOR HUNT lloiwe Ml X. WinlibifftTO avenue,
comer l'lne, 11 loom-, bath and laundiv. Ap
plv to ,1. Ciine.v. ;17 Linden slieet, win
only has authority to fhow (lie hou-e.
l'OIt HUNT (iroceiy More or Rood stand for incat
nuiket, (.oilier l'lttston auntie and Illicit
sheet.
I'Oll HUNT Store loom on hocond lloor over K11
Lackawanna avenm Plate sli'S fiont. In
quilt.' of Krotosky Hio.
HALF noi'DMJ house. CIS Harri-mi avenue, ?.
Alio half double house, 1C0S l'lne itioet, l.
Po&5klon now. Apply CM Harrison avenue.
For Kent Unfurnished Hooms.
I'Olt HUNT l'lve tuoiiio. luqulic .127 Wyoming
nvenlie.
I'Oll HUNT 1'ivc looms and bath, ill. 015
Adams avenue; huibat.d and wife. i
l'OH HUNT Apnl lt, tlaie unfinnUicd looms,
.steam lint and all model n iuipiovcnienti at
717 Olive sticot,
For Sale.
l'OIt SALU l'ul.-omcter pump of luge capacity,
lead.v for use; suction and Ulsiliaigc pipe li'i
Inrh"is dlamcler; oteam pipe :P,i hunts dhimclei ;
Pike, .i',o. w. II. ltidimond, Hltlnnond Hill,
:II2.", N. Muln iTeniie.
CAHI'ETs, linoleunn ami oil cloths sold ivciy
day 3 o'clock. .,0S Lackawanna, See auctions.
l'OIt KALU Cine kindllnjr wood, stove lemrth.
Two dollais biR load delivcitd anvwlieic.
Mill ordeif, .hnnlnss, Cential Mine cut. AUo
second hand hiinbei s-uitulilc for all puipuoos
very cheap,
IOI! SALU Two light spiing wiffons and some
halm?, cheap. Uvans, rear ll'JJ Liucrno
street.
For Sale or Kent.
l'OIt SALU Oil HUNT Ten-loom silicic hous",
all liiodein impiovemeiits. f,lfi. Mousey ave
nue. Iiiquiie nt 1113 Cipoiise avenue.
Eeal Estate.
FOIt SALU At'Claik's Summit; a plaso of live
acics, nousu nun luin, goou inilt; cheap for
rash. Inquiie of .Mis. I,. I,nday, 1111 N'orth
Main avenue, cilv.
Business Opportunity.
STOCK AND WIIUAT THADUHS without delay.
Write for our (pedal market letter. 1'ice on
application. S. M. Hlbbaid & Co., niembeu N.
. C'cnsolidated and Stock Sxc lianire,- H and 16
Hroadivuy, New Yoik. litablislied 1,U. t,on;
Uistance' l'hone 23SS Broad.
Boarders Wanted.
I'lllVATU I'AMILV nbhes to have two nl-c men
to hoaid, German or CnehMi. Call any timj
after Thursday. All conveniences, S07 Hairison
avenue.
HE MARKETS
The follow hi); quotations aie furnished The Till).
line by Jl. S. .Ionian & Company, looms 7)-,00
jleai.s Inilldlnif, S'lianton, l'a. Telephone, SOOS:
Open- High- Low-
Inp. est. est.
Aniciiiaii huaar l8i VWS PJ074
Atihison 7jt(. 7,-,ai 751,
Atchison, l'r yci wfj m,
Biook. Tiattlon il l'j mi'.
Bait, k Ohio iui lwji 1U1U
Chen, & Ohio lilij I11J4 451',
Chic. & (I. V !il 2m "I7J
"St. Paul lul?i 1MT lojij
Hoik Ialuiid vau 105U KI.IU
Kan. & Tit,, l'r Cl'.i rl,3 ,V6;
Louis. & N'asli Mil 10 iui(,
.Man. Ulcvated i.ij jiiji,;; i,jna4
Met, Tiactlon 1(11,14 iri; 11,7
Mlnosiui I'jcllli! , Wn VffJn iisj,'.
Southern Padllo i'4 (ll?9 isl'ij
Noifolk & Western S7'i 571i ,'i7,K
',;ri,c : "fH ""s :ii',4
Uile. 1st l'r AS US 0731
X. V. Central lii-M,. lflji mj
Out. ,t West :im juji ;u
Penna. II, II 13Hi Ulii jvili
Paelfio Mai! 17 17','s ill
ltoadlnpr i.'i'a r,l!i .it
lleadinir. l'r SI M wiVi
Southern II, it :u :,.! :i'j
Soulherii H. II., l'r .... 1)194 Wi H'i'j
T'eiin. Coal : lion , i'i4 m u-,
I'. S. Leather 11 U nia ipj;
1', S. Leather, Pr H hl?i hi "A
I", S, lliibhor 1314 1-114 lS'i
Villon Paolllo ma imk Ks'J
1'nlon Pacific, l'r 57?s K-)j H'
Walu-.li. Pr 11114 HV4 I .Hi
Westein Union I)',i 0HH iV)J
Cul. I'llel k lion hh 8S Ml".
Atn.il. Copper 11054 H fi-s5
People' lias HKl 1() trtaj
Col. South 2.114 ii'4 21V,
Teas Pacific JOi mi :!'i'4
Am, Car roimdry 4014 20Ki Su'a
V. S, Steel C Ills 1314 II
U. Steel Co., Pi .... IU! wu 0l;
Clos
inc. 12(j?i
7a1,i
mils
0-li-i
101',
iji.
2-ST&
m-i'.H
Kill,-..
,'i?i
1(,7
IBti,
rri'i
57'i
:i7',4
llii
10J
;:.!
ro
m
SlVi
JU'a
tl."lj
(lilt,
n
8114
WU
tl!)
S7',!i
'.'I
S'l'.i
2U4
IS
"174
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100,
STOCKS. nid. AtleJ '
Lackawanna Dairy Co., I'r o
County Havlnss Hank & Tiut Co., 3uo
Vlut National Ilink (Carhondalo) jiji)
Thlid Notional Bank Ml ,,,
Dime Depoolt and Discount Bank-:, son ,,,
Uconoiny Llht. II. & 1', Co 411
Klrst National Bank 1J0O ,.,
Lacki. Trust k Sale Deposit Co..., )uj ,,,
flail; d Suover Co,, l'r m ,,,
Scranton Saving Bank 300 ,,,
Tiadero' National Hank -ji
tin an ton Bolt & 1,'ut Co , 11.1
People' Bank m
fcciantuii 1'iiiklin,- Co 33
BONDS,
icianton i'assciiffer Hallway, fUit
Mortgage, due 1020 H5 ,.,
People' btrcet Hallway, first mort
gage, due 1013 J13 ,
People' Street Railway, General
niorlgajo, duo 1031 .,..... in ...
Stiautou Tiattlon 0 per cent 115 ...
Ucoi.omy Llglit, Heat k Power Co 117
N'oilh Jeuey ir Poiouo Ico Cu 07
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Coirettcd by 11, Cf, Dale, 27 Lackawanna Ave.)
Flour-W-W.
lleaw-iii.Me.
Butter Freah creauieiy, 30c. t Juiij! 'tieameiy,
23Via'J)Hi'.i dairy, iiv.
t'hcefo -llWapJci
Kus Nearby, 30c.
IVM-l'u l)U.l,el, il.75.
3
Mom
IJUANCII WANT OPFIOKS.
Want Advertisements Will Bo
Deceived nt Any of the Follow
ing Diug Stores Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBUHT SCIIOLTZ, comer Mulberr
ttreet and Wcbalcr avenue.
(IUSTAV l'iCHUL, W0 Adanu avenue.
West Side
OKOIton W. JUNKINS, lot South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
HIED L. TUUPPU, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OUO. W. DAVIS, coiner Xoith Miln
avenue and Market ttreet.
Green Ridge
CHARLES P. JON'US, , 1337 Dickson j
avenue.
F J. JOHN'S, 020 iccn ltldsc stiect.
C, LOHHN'Z. coiner Washington ave
nue and Marion t licet.
Petersburg
W. II, UNUPFUL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Dumnore
J. 0. BON'U k SON.
Help Wanted Male.
MANTUD-Hespoiulble Piilladclpliit film wants
ifllcc ininaaer at Mi.uiloii; hil.uy s)l,2lli)
curly: 30U cash end sitlsfactoiy lofeienies
lulled; loir.meicial lefeienco.s fuiiiMicil; posllj
poiinanrnl. Addles IVtofllce l!o, 2S1, Plurv.
dclphla, Pa.
MACllI.NIhTS WANTUD-Oood wagcj to Rood
nun; also patlein niakcw. Sei.iiiton Sleaiu
Pump coinpinj, (ticen Ridge
WANTUD-Disdlot Manager and Special Agents
for Lackawanna county, to lepioent the U11)
piic Life liisiuaiKu Compjiiv ot Xcw Yoik iltv
(incoiporuted 1SS1), to men with ciiei!encc anil
good locord a lilici.il contract is uffcied. Addre,
fluting experience and icfeioncos, U. Zinnncr. Su
peilntendent of AgciK ies, 220 Ilioadwav, X. V.
CANVAShUHS WAN'IUD to solicit Mib-cilpllons
for Tlie Tribune; liberal c onni'l.lnns al
lowed; only active men dosiied; those with cv
peileme piofeired. Apply .it lliisinon.) Managei'a
ofilec, Sci, niton Tiihuiie.
Help Wanted Female.
IjADIUS to do plain needle vvoik foi us at home,
we iuiiih.li maUiials and piy W! to iip ier
vviek. Sind (.unified invelnpi' to M.iniiiul L'o.,
Indian, 1 avenue, Chicago, III.
LADY CAXVAS-sUR wanted to solicit sub,crip-'
lions foi The Tiihuiie; n;ioiI commission of-
feicd with 11 fail guaiantce foi hibt-cl.iss winker.
Apply pcisonally at Biislne-i .Managci's oflicc.
?m 11
niton luuuie.
YyXH'.l) -At nice, a watu-s; u'icii-iiii-i lc
iuiied. Aiplj to Ml-. N. V. Lcit, 211 .lef-fi-iMiu
avinue.
Help Wanted Male and Female.
AXUTD Kilesnicu and ulel.'diei, permanent
vvoik and good sikuj. Apply at loom No,
1, 427 Spruce sticet, liaub bullilliig.
Kocruits Wanted.
W'ANTUl) l'OH U. S. ARMY Able budieil un-
mariied men bitvvceii tho ag's of 21 ard .13;
ciliens of the I'lilted btales. ot good cl.ai.iclrr
and tciupeiaiu l.i'oiUi, who tan .spc.ik, i-ad and
vviilc Uiigli.h. ru Imoimatlon apjil.v to Hcciult
mg Ollice, No. 12J Wyoming avenue, Scianton,
l'a.
Wanted To Ilent.
WANTT'.D I'uiiilshed hou-e ov lour or five looms
foi housekeiplng. Aildic-v, A. II. 1.., Tilbunc
otliee.
Furnished Booms.
ROOM FOR HUNT All conveniences; pike rea
sonable. Inouiio lull C.ipjiise avenuo.
FOR HUNT One furnished 100111, with impiovo
incuts; also one on tliliii floor, cheap, 027
Adams avenue.
VURNISHED ROOMS for lent, modem improve
ments; private famllj; iteiitlenieii piofeired,
at 6:17 Adams avenue.
FOR RUNT Furnished tiont room, with h:at,
batli and gas; near court house; gentleman
preferred. Addie Room, Box 200.
l'OH RUNT Furnished loom;
(JiO Linden street.
heat ami balh.
FUHNISIIUD ROOMS FOR HUNT, with heat, gas
and hath, gentlemen prcfeucd, at 5J0 Adams
Rooms and Hoard.
ROOMS TO BUNT, with boaid. BOO Mulberry
street.
Wanted Hooms nnd Board,
WANTUII Two ccinmunlc.iliiig loonu, with boar I,
pilvuto family piclctud. Two ladies and .1
gentleman. State lull paitluilais, Addieas O.
11. I)., 'filbuim olllce.
Money to Ioan.
iWO, 11,000, si.SOO, laigjr amoimts! at five and
i,i pel cult. Siott, Attoiney, 1012 Meals
Building,
LAlltli; OH SMALL aiuounU. Piomptly made.
Inteiest 0 per cent. Okcll, Attorney, Coal
Uxcliangc hu(lding.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAX-Qulck,
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 1 to 0 per cent. Call on N, V, Walker,
311-310 Cutinell biilldln?;.
Potatoes Per bushel, S5c.
Ouious-l'cr br.-hel, itl.fcO.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
Chiiafco, March L Tlude in gialus today was
cxicediiigly dull, lull tlie loim was somewhat
III 111. Com tticnglh helped other pils and tho
tlosc khovwd May He. up, May coin -'jc, jiiglici
anil .May oat) 14c higher. I'xivfslons closed un
changed lu a shade highir,
Oil Market.
Oil ( lly, Maiih I. Cicdlt lialaiuw, 113; icitl.
lUalis, no bid; slilpniculs, S.S22 baiieU; avuagc,
10,701 baircU; luiii, 0,2h baiH'ls; aveiaje, 3d,
0b7 hill els.
MOSCOW,
The deatli of Mrs, Albeit Mlllei, oicmied Sun
day iiioinlng allei a lew ilais' Illnis,. Hi.
leased was neaijy 07 .vc.u, c,t age -,nd lilgl.cly
(tccni(il uud ircilwl by all who knew hci.
Sho U surviveil by a hub,uid. 1,110 ho,i, hon, of
iMiaiitou, ami .1 ilauvilitui, Augusta, at home,
uud many relative and ftUuds whu nimnii he)
lass. Tho liimul luol. plavc lioni Iiir lale lioiuc
jfsterday i.fteincon at i nVJotk. Ilev. Ii, II.
PientU'e oflklalul. A duel, "Jou. Lover of lly
Soul," wa sung, and Rev. Davis oifeied player,
which wa followed by tlie ovimuii, and a duct,,
"Sonietlinc lu hhall Know" Mjny lnuutlful'
rloial pieces tmcied llu'txket, luiciiuuit vva
made in the Mosiow leiuileiy,
'J he weather being moie favoiable u Ingvr
luiiiibei of pcipU- uie attending Hie levlvul ser.
ilfiv which am bejnjr huld lu the MetiiodUt.
ihuuli. All are invited to attend.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
PUKE.
DIRECTORY;
Insertions 25 Cents
Tim four Lines, rj Cent tor Kucli Bln Llm.
PROFESSIONAL.
Certified Public Accountant.
LnWAIID O. SPAULDIXO. 2.1 THAllUltS MASK
nulldinj, and St, Paul Building, New York.
Architects.
UDWAHD II, DAVIS, AltCHITCOT, CO.SNULIj
nuiiditig.
FnUDUIlICK L. BROWN. AHCII. B., nCAL
Kttate Uxihange Bldg.. 121) Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Eiiglneors.
II. L, HAKDIXO, BOil COXXULL nUlLDIN'O.
Soutists.
mi. c u. lili:.siiuhoi:h, pauli building.
Spruco alreet, Scranton.
BR- O. O. IiAUDACII, 115 WVOMINQ AV11NUB.
Lawyers.
niANK U, B0YLU, ATTOHNUY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, , 18 and IS Burr Building.
1'. K. TKACY. ATT'Y, COMMOXWUALTII BLIK1.
D. B, ItUPLOOLi:, ArrOHXUY-LOAXS NUGO
tlaled on real estate Becurlty. Mcara Bulldlnjt,
corner MashliiKton avenuu and Spiuco street.
WILLAHI), WAimUN k KXAPP, ATTOHNUYS
and counselloirt-at-law. Republican Building,
Waihlngton avcnui:.
JUSSUP & JUSSUP, ATTOHNT.YS AND COUX-Fcllori-at.l.iw.
Commonwealth Building, Roomi
10, 20 and 21.
K11EP w- THAYUH, ATTORNEY.
POa-OQ-t, Qtli flooi, Mean building.
ROOM9
LVA- WATLS, ArrollNUY-AT-LAW, BOARD
ot Trade Iliilldlng, Scranton, Pa.
p-vrrpsoN k Wilcox, tradur-s national
Hank Building
C COMKQVS, 0-13 BKl'tjnLIOAN BUILDINO.
A',w,n.I":,JTnor'r orncu jiovub to xo!
211 vvyomlng avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. U. ALLEN'. 61J NORTH WASIIINOTON
avenue.
Dfl. S. V. L'AMOHUAUX, OtTICU 330 WASH
'"Slo", avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry.
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys an 1
gen to-urinaiy organs a specially. Hours, 1
to 4 p. m.
Hotels and 'Restaurants.
TIIU ULK OAFU. 123 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Hates reasonable.
P. ZIEdLnn, Proprietor.
SCRANTON IIOUSU, XUAR D L. A- W. PAS
fengcr depot. Conducted on tho Uuropean
Pl-m, VICTOR KOCH. Proprietor.
Scavenger.
A. B. BRICJGS CLl.'AXs' PRIVYvruTTs"A;l)
cetd pools; in odor; only Improved pumps used.
A. U. Briggs, propiletor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Uicko'a drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.
Seeds.
C. R. CLARKU k CO., SUUDSMUN AND NURS
erynien, stoic 201 Washington avenue; greoo
homes, 10J0 Not th Main avenue; slore tele
phone, "62.
Wire Screons.
JOSUPII KUUTTKL, IICAK 011 LAOICA. AVU.,
Scranton, Pa., manufacturer of Wile Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles waists. Louise Shoemaker, 2 1 J
Adams avenue.
MEOAROUU BROS., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, UN
v elopes, paper bags, twine. Warchoiuc, 10
Washington avenue, Sciaulou, Pa.
THE WILKES-BARHn RECORD CAN BE HAD
lu Siiaulo-i at the news standi of Reisinan
Bros, 400 ipiucc and COS Linden: M, Norton,
u22 Lackawanna avenue; !. S. Siiiutzer, 211
Spiuce street.
Situations Wanted.
vv ,.vu;ij I'Ositiuu ny a .vorng man, age ja, m
bookkeepu or assjstuit and typnviitci, when'
good hard woil. calls lor advancement. No c
pciicnic except .1 thoiougli huslms.s college training-
1 .m f?ti 1, .lefi'icti, , .Is in (hll.iitci .nifl nltil.
WANTED PosRIuu by a jorng man, age 22,' us
ilv ; loi.ttiou this or New Yoik stale; good pen
man; toiicspoiuleiKe soliciud. AiidroM Wesley
II. Weaver, Lopez, Millivau county, Pa,
(iOOi) BIHL would like niluatiou in small pii
vale lamily iloitig housewoik. 2021 1'iku
sticet.
blTT'A'ITOS WANTUD-lly a jouug Hum from
New Yf.'k as liuichmiii, Miinck, 707 Deacon
sticet, city.
SITUATION' WANTUI)-Ily middle aged woman,
as Imuspkeepei in whlovrci'ii f.inilly. Call or
.nlilieM J. II,, 1117 Summit avenue, Sci anion, l'a,
SITCATIOX WAXTED-Ily a joiiiig man witli
four yens experience iiiouitd gioiciy store.
Will accept position at any honest vvoik. Stioug
and iiidiwtnous. II, P., 312 Mulbeiry sticot.
SITUATION WANTED By a butcher; gooil mar
Let man, peddler, bologna and carnage niakei;
can 11110 and.piikle all kinds of meats; Al meat
cutter and flail .rhtci man. Address Ilutrlicr, 211
Linden street, West l'lttston, Pa.
SITUATION' WANTED Woilc by the day or wash,
lug und Boning to lake home. Addrcs.1 C. JL,
Tribune ollice.
SITUATION WAXTED-By .1 joung girl to help
with light liouscwoik or tako cine of chil
dren; sleep homo nights; addiess L. F,, 3JI
illtrll slicct,
SITUATION' WANTUD-Hv willing, iionest girl In
do general liouscwoik. Can give leferenco,
Addiess Maria Rochtord, IU Vine street, City.
SITUATION WANTUD-An, experienced mcit'i
furiiUhing goods man ileslics position, (laud
refciencci. Address X. ,, Tribune oflicc.
A 0001) filltL deslies ritujtlon doing liotCe-
vvoik: good 100k. Addict M. C Trlbuno of-
fice. . ' 2
Lost.
LOST Monday evening. Feb. 17, between Wio-
inlng avenuu and Washburn street, an otal
brooch containing gentleman's plctuie. Finder
please lelum to or notify MUs Paiaons, 117 Thii
leentli sticet, -'
Bheuniatisra.
Hlll'.iniATTSM-All nartlci tliat wl.li ran.l
speedily and permanently i-uic-u 01 an .1.1.
ilellcs ut Hheunutlsiu by u vegetablo toninurail,
Cuica guaiuuteed, Inquire or addiess J, L, lay.
lor, Sciaiiton,
Easter Complexions,
,
UAisTUIl ( 011l'LK.'lOXS-lf ou want a frjsli
.niMnl.ivl.il, ,,. ,11, III, t.MII I'.l.,, triL . a 'iT.ll
luts you should stait at ouco and give le larejul
ullcntioii. My Ulettiltal Massago u mic put
will make the fue look veaii, youngeris rrr
Itcshlug and rcsliul, liuptiiluoiu ialr, wart
ami iin.ies runuved. ie brows lorrccted. (lu
clianau's DcDiialuloglcal t'ailois, 312 Washington
uvciiuc.
LEGAL.
THE ASM AI, meeting ol tho stockholders' ol h
l..u iaw.inu.1 lion and bleel Company tor the
laXitiou of DincloKS and tiaiujitiou ot suih othvr
InwiikM as may piopcily lonii) hefoiu Hie luer-:.
lug, will be l.cld.ut tlie- ofliiaj ot the Company,
Room Ml Council lhilldlihr.Mn tie luy ot Serin
ton, IMnujIvuuia, on lVi-dusday, llauh 3, t'2.
at 2 o'clock p. in. The kH will lemalii ipsa
for one hour. The tiamfet books will be clual
on I'ebiuary 2J, 1KB. and reopened on ManO,
1WJ. , d. I'. lll(IUIS!ON, Secitary.
faiiaulc-u, l'a,, Ftbiuau 21), luiti.
f.