The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, May 27, 1902, Page 7, Image 7
V TTTifi ' !2 W-JB. ' ' (' ij.-,ffwrT-'iP'm ."- 'V . . ? .aMP j. .'.,' . .- -, . . .'.j T V;: t rVHf '' "lA-t'''"v''T:v, ,, && ' ' ....... ..... . '. . . , l'u''l.l THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1902. At amwmi mm H. & R. Revolvers . It may be necessary only once in a Hfo time to use a revolver. You'd , better have a good one , lor that time. It. & R. Revolvers can be depended upon. Nickel-plated with hammer $4.50 Nickel-plated, ham- merless . . . . . $5.00 .'" Foote & Shear Co. U9N. Waahtnrtoa Ave The flard?nbergh School of Mtosic and flrf Offers the exceptional advan tages of piano and organ study with Mr. Summer Salter, an artist teacher of recognized standing In the musical world. . Only a limited number of hours ' belng available, pupils may register now for fall. 604 Lin den street. Mothers BABY'S OUTFITS here V awaiting YOU. The most Comfortable and easily dreBsed BABY is the one clothed in the little gar ments that you buy at the BABY BAZAAR 118 Washington Avenue. STRIKE OFF SHORTLY Values in ' g Shoes and Oxfords at - NETTLETON'S OS CO CO eo 134 CO Washington Avenue J GREEN TRADING STAMPS PETER N. HAAN Livery, Boarding, Heavy Teaming 'and General Braying. '" New Stables, 1415 Mulbery Street. ' New 'Phone 2057. Cost Is Small to Launder Your Lace Curtains. . Dor.'t you want to try our way this once? Wo guarantee artistic lace effects and careful hand work. Lace laundering is a specialty. l; AOKAWANNA THE SUNDRY, S06-31O fttnn Avenue. PERSONAL. 'Miss Jennie Stanley, of Blnglmmton, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wells, cf "Webbter avenue. r Arthur Davis, of Brooklyn, N. Y Is visiting his parents, Lieutenant tind Airs. John Davis, of North Sumner avenue. H. A. Carpenter, chief clerk to Master Car Builder L-. T. Cnnfletd, of the I.ncku 'wanna railroad, has returned homo from 'an extended Western trip. ' W. O, Jones, of South Fllmoro avenue, and Thomas Jones, of New York street, left last evening on a trip to Wales. They will take in the coronation. A. C. Salisbury, formerly division fii porlntendent of the Iickuwunna com pany, and now superintendent of a trol ley road near Albany, Is In tho city, General Delivery Clerk D. 11. Jenkins, f the Seranton postomee, will go to Harrlsburg on Friday to attend the state convention of Jtho United National As. eoclatlon of Postofflce Clerks. sSijMKp" 1. O. W. WON TWO GAMES. Flayed Exhibition with the Nation als at the Auditorulm. Tho second team of tho Electric City ' Wheelmen won two games out of thrco Xfrorn the Nationals at the Auditorium , alleys in North Seranton last night, The scores were as follows; EliECTIUC CITY WHRRLMHN. Hughes 191 IDS 1S7-BH 'Morgan 151 !I3 1U3-5. Chatfleld lid 119 ll'i- 491 Lewis , llU 167 H3-CM Stover , 162 132 173 -407 t, 678 826 752-2231 High score Morgan, 212. High averago Morgan, 175 1-10. NATIONALS. Lare . .,,.,. ,. 152 167 171-490 Davis ..,,.,,,..,,,, 183 166 119-498 Williams ,... 143 157 119-421 Keator ...,.,., 156 151 173- 4S0 Evans , ,,,., 125 145 134- 101 740 786 746-2272 ' High score Davis. 183. t High average Davie, 166. Out Flowers. Yfit Knights Templar ball, at Clark's, fteriat, 01 Washington avenue. CITY DEMANDS LICENSE MONEY NOTICB SERVED ON COUNTY TREASURER SCRANTON. Ho Is Still Holding the S170,000 Realised from Liquor Licenses. City Solicitor Watscn, City Treas urer Robinson and City Controller Costello Mndo Formal Demand for the Money Yesterday If He Don't FayV It Over Case Will Be Brought in Court. At a conference held yesterday morn ing between Itccordcr W. h. Connell and the members of his cabinet, It was decided to make a formal demand on County Treasurer J. A. Seranton for the payment to the city at once of tho $170,000 liquor license money which he owes the municipality. City Controller P. W. Costello, City Treasurer E. J. Robinson and City So licitor George M. Watson were ap pointed us a committee to make the demand and a conference with the county treasurer was arranged for yes terday afternoon. All thico of the city offlclaW above mentioned explained to Treasurer Seranton that there' are no funda In tho city treasury at present and that It Is absolutely essentlnl tliat the liquor license money bo paid over at once. City Solicitor Watson said that he is convinced that tho money must be paid over, to the city at once, under the law. Treasurer Seranton said that his at torney, S. B. Price, has Informed him that he has tho right to retain tho money until September 1, but that be fore he cared to make a formal reply to tho city's demand, he desired to consult further on the matter. He would try to sec Attorney Prlco today, he said, and would perhaps be able to make a formal reply this afternoon, WILL GO INTO COURT. The county treasurer, through his deputy, David Jones, Informed City Solicitor Watson last week that he proposed retaining possession of the liquor license money until September 1. Should ho persist In maintaining this position, tho city will go Into court to compel the payment of the money be fore that time, and is prepared to take the case to the Supreme court, if necessary, so that the question may be finally settled. The county treasurer of Allegheny county at first decided to, hang onto this year's liquor license money until September 1, and draw Interest on It until that time, but he changed his mind last week, when City Controller Larkln, of Pittsburg, served formal notice on him that the matter would be taken Into court If he didn't pay over the funds at once. He paid over the money without a murmur when this demand was served on him and when he had looked carefully into the law on the subject. This is taken as fav orable to City Solicitor Watson's con tention that the money must be paid over at once. Unless the funds are turned over within a week, the city will be obliged to borrow money to meet Its current expenses and money borrowed under such conditions can generally be ob tained only at six per cent, interest. There isn't a cent In the treasury at present and tre are several thousand dollars' won lof warrants outstand ing. Controllei postcllo has announced his intention of refusing to counter sign any more warrants until there Is money In the treasury to pay them. WON'T GET THEIR PAY. Big pay rolls from the department of public works are accordingly held up and the policemen, firemen and all city officials will have to go without their salaries for May unless the liquor license money Is paid over. The funds In County Treasurer Scranton's hands are all that the city has in Immediate sight. The tax du plicates won't be ready until August 1, and no taxes of any consequence will be collected earlier than Septem ber or October. The amounts turned 111 by delinquent tax collectors are In consequential and tho money to be realized from tho peddlers and huck ster's license tax ordinance will bo only a drop in tho bucket. G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT. Reduced Rates to Gettysburg via Fennsylvania Railroad. For the benefit of those deslrini n attend the annual encampment of the Grand Army or tne Republic, Depart ment of Pennsylvania, at Gettysburg, Juno 4 to G. the Pennsvlvnnln RullrnnH company will sell excursion tickets to ucuysDurg irom an stations on its line in the stato of Pennsylvania, on May 31. June 1. 2. 3. 4 and G. coorl tn vntni-n until June 7, inclusive, at rate of a single rare ror the round trip. For spe cific rates, apply to local ticket agents. Charles R. Dunning, representing the Henderson Ames Co., is at Reynolds Bros.' store, with a full line of Knights Templar equipments. In Hoc Slgno Vinces: Wlr trinken COFo. Money Talks T And talks on saving money. Just f i hinura ui u iow or our prices, ana may win upeaa ror lliemselvcs: A. & P. Elgin Creamery Butter, per lb 25c f A. & F. Blended Coffee t per lb, 15c I Choice Drinking Teas, per r lb 40o I a. cs r, jice, wnoie grain, 4. per lb ; 07o f a. r, .reari xapioca,per lb 05o A, & P, Corn Starch, 1 lb. Pkg 07o A. & P. Table Salt, 5-lb, ; sack ..... ...,..,. 05c - 20 Founds Fine Granu lated Sugar $1,00 " Tho ONLY HOUSE that ac- " tually saves you cash for cash. -r Tbc Great Atfantic i And Pacific Tea Co. f 411 Lackawanna avenue. 321 North T Main avenue. 'Phone, 73-2. Prompt T delivery, New 'Phone, 123. J 14 4 -H-f4 In Sf. Ldke's Parish Hotise fltiditoritim, Tuesday Evening, June 3. rThis recital will recitals announced for May 27 and June 3 in Guernsey hail. Tickets issued for today will be honored June 3. Diagram of Reserved Seats Now Open at the Conservatory, Mr. Pennington will be assisted by 1HR3. LEN0RE THOM SON, Contralto Soloist or Elm Park Chnrcli, and MR. F. H. WIDMAYER, Violinist. WILL REMAIN AT WORK Decision of Engineers and Firemen Employed at the Storrs No. 1, 2 and 3. Tho only now feature In tho local strike situation which developed yes terday was the announcement to tho effect that at a meeting of engineers and, firemen employed at the Stnrrs shafts, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, operated hy the Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern company, resolutions were adopted announcing their determination to atund by tho company through the present strllto. As far as can be learned, none of these men are members of the United Mine Workers' organization. They are satisfied with their work and the treat ment accorded them by the company and their foremen. It has all along been known that tho pumprunners, firemen and engineers are averse to being called out, and many of them are somewhat at sea as to what they will do. Meetings were held yesterday after noon and evening by various locals, nt which addresses were delivered by lo cal leaders, urging the men to stand firm and to use their Influence with the pumprunners to obey tho orders Issued to quit work. In the event of the engineers, nnnvn and pumprunners now at work quit ting, the companies assert that they have plenty of men to fill any vacan cies which may occur. Some coal lias been moved over the Delaware, Lacka wanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson and Erie railroads within the past few days, but the number of trains taken off on the Lackawanna railroad can be judged from the tc-' companying board Issued for today: TUESDAY, MAY L'7. Pushers 11.43 a. m Mor.ui; T.HO p. m., Murphy; 0 p. m., "W. II. Bartholomew. Helpers 1.30 a. m., McGovcrn; 7 n. m., Gnffncy; 10 a. m., Secor; 4.TO p. m., Stmi ton. The action taken bv the bituminous men in convention at Huntington," V. Va., in ordering a general strike of all the miners in West Virginia and Vir ginia, to begin Juno 7 and last until the demands or 10 to 22 per cent, increase In wages are granted, is looked upon with favor by the anthracite men. WHERE TO SPEND MEMORIAL DAY. Go with the Crowd on the Opening; Excursion to Lake Lodore. The excursion season will open at Lake Lodore on Decoration day. May 30. Among tho many attractions will be a spirited base ball contest for a purse of $25, between Seranton and Carbon dale crack ball teams. Tho famous Mozart band, whose superior dance music Is recognized by all lovers of tho fantastic, will furnish a delightful pro gramme In the mammoth balcony en circled pavilion, with Its smooth and highly-polished floor. Caterer M. P. Fadden will serve refreshments in abundance. The beautiful lake will be enlivened with its fleet of rowboats, its steam yacht, naphtha launches, and its large and commodious excursion boat. The Delaware and Hudson railroad will run excursion trains, stopping at all stations, from Wllkes-Barre, at greatly reduced excursion rates. Trains will leave Lackawanna avenue station at 9.1") and 10.13 a. in., and 1,29 p. in. Fare from Seranton, 75 cents. Schriever's Sepia Portraits. There's a touch from nature's palato in these realistic enlargements from photograph. Reproduced In any size, they offer a portrait, "different" from the ordlnury. An artist, whose specialty Is tho fin est portrait work in Sepia, Is under en gagement at the Gold Medal Studio, where orders and alterations may bo executed under your personal supervis ion. N m Dr. Llndabury, Surgeon, diseases of women a specialty, 215 Connell building. Hours: 11 a. m. to 4 p. m.; 7 to 8.30 p.m. In Hoe Slgno Vlnccs: Wlr trinken COFo. GOUBSEN SELLS Golden Rio Coffee 12c. S lbs 50c. Breakfast Java 20c a lb Special Java and Mocha 25c, ? lbs $1,00. B, F, Japan Tea and For mosa Oolong Tea at 50c, worth 75c. E.G. COURSEN Mr. J. Alfred Pennington DlrtcUr ! the Conservatory, Will Give a Pianoforte Recital take the place of the two CHARGED WITH LARCENY. Frank Jordan and Alfred Reese Ac cused by Farmer Vail. Frank Jordan and Alfred Ilccsc were nrrestcd In this city on Saturday, on n charge of larceny, preferred by Michael Vail, a fanner from Scott township. Jordan, who Is well-known In local police circles, hired out as a farm hand to Vail last week. AVhlle Vail was out in the Holds at work on Wednesday last, Jordan rnnsacked the house and secured S175 In cash. When Vail came In after his work he discovered both Jordan and the money mlsslnc. Ho secured a warrant for his arrest from 'Sttulro Kelfer, of Jermyn, and spent a day looking for Jordan tn this city. AVith tho assistance of I'atrolmnn I.owry, Jordan and Recno were Anally arrested In a Lackawanna avenue hotel. Itooso, It Is alleged, ussisted Jordan In ransacking the house. Iloth men were taken to Jermvn and given a hearing before 'Squlro Kicfer, who committed them to the county jail in default of bail. Dr. Hand's Condensed Milk, with Phosphates and Hypophosphitos Added, Attractively Displayed at Phelps' Pharmacy. In one of the large show windows on the Spruce street side of Phelps' drug store In the Hotel Jermyn building Is one of the most attractive window dis plays ever seen In Seranton. Undoubtedly every visitor now In the city has heard of Dr. Hand's Condensed Milk, but many may not know that Seranton Is tho home of this most per fect semi-solid food. While the use of this milk is espe cially recommended for infants and In valids and babies, It should also be un derstood that it Is equally good for tho cntlr6 family and once tiled Its richness and purity will strongly prove its su periority over all other milks. The gieat difference between Dr. Hand's Condensed Milk and other condensed milks is the addition of those most nu tritious properties, phosphates and hypophosphites, which build up the bones and teeth and nourish tho nerves and brain and enrich tho blood. It's better than crbam for coffee. Booklets containing real testimon ials and other information will be ciieoi fully supplied at Phelps' phar macy, and 11 special invitation is ex tended to all to call at the home ofllco of the company at 113 Franklin avenue. Marriage Licenses. AVas.ll Finch Peekvlllo Mary Katbacl Pcckvlllo Stephen Regenyo Throop Emma Iincz Throop Benjamin Levy Cathomlale Ann S. Stone Caibomlulc Ernc.it K. Wchcott Caihondalo (.race M. Chlvers Pcckvlllo Benjamin Kilmer Mooslc Marth Decker Mooslc Bryan Fceney Avoca Katie MtCirccvpy Seranton AVilllnni K. Kvans Seranton Margaret Kvans Jermyn The Bride of Juno should sen that tlio wed ding invitations aro ordered on time. It's about Juno now. Our engraving plant Is at your pcrvlco for quick work. AVo don't slight tlio work though, however promptly wo get It out. AVo do It right and wo Hnlih all our wedding stationery with a touch of, stylo that Is lndl.spennablo on Hiich occasions. "Will you corao and sco our sam ples of Wedding stationery? May wo send you samples. Our pi Ices nro as right as thoy can bo for good work. AVo nttend to tho matter of propor form In tho wot ding and so on. AVo guaranteo satisfactory work. All Kinds or Engrnvlifg Aro In Our Line. Reynolds Bros.. STATIONERS, ' Seranton, Pa. GENUINE I Best Qualities $5.00 and upwards. Straw Hats of Every Description. 419 Spruce Street 800 Lackawanna Avenue. Dr. Ueiuiel's Llnou Uuderwear A I WORKING HARD P0RWATCH KELLERMAN AND BURNS BOTH AFTER HANDSOME PRIZE. The Former Gained Twenty Points on the Vandllng Young Man Yes terday Miss Harpur the Only Con testant to Make an Advance Stan ton Now Tied with Havenstrlte for Eleventh Place Thompson Draws Away from His Follow Townsman. Threo New Entries Room for More. Standing of Contestants Poind. 1. A. J. Kellerman, Seranton. 177 2. Charles Burns, Vandling.151 3. Win, T. S. Bodriguez, Seranton i 1 13 4. Herbert Thompson, Car- ' bondalo 104 6, Maxwell Shepherd, Car bohdale 87 6. Albert Freedman, Belle- vuo 64 7. Harry Madden, Seranton. 55 8. Wm. Sherwood, Harford . . 54 0. Homer Kresge, Hyde Park 41 10. Grant M. Decker, Hall- stead 37 11. A. J. Havenstrlte, Mos cow 31 12. L. E. Stanton, Seranton.. 31 13. William Cooper, Priceburg 28 14. Harry Danvers, Provi dence 25 15. Louis McCusker, Park Place 20 16. Miss Beatrice Harpur, Thompson 18 17. Lee Culver, Springville . . 17 18. Walter Hallstead, Seran ton 15 19. C. J. Clark, Peckville. ... 15 20. John Dempsey, Olyphant . 13 21. John Mackie, Providence. 13 22. Hugh Johnson, Forest I City 11 23. M i s s Edna Coleman, Seranton 8 24. Chas. W. Dorsey, Seranton 7 25. Emanuel Buccl, Seranton. 7 26. Chas. O'Boyle, Seranton. . 5 27. Miss Nellie Avery, Forest City 4 28. Walter Ellis, Hyde Park. 3 20. Edgar Wilsony jr., Seran ton 2 30. B. D. Dorsey, Seranton ... 1 31 0 32 0 33 O There la only one change made this morning in the above table ns the re sult of yesterday's work among the thirty competitors In The Tribune's Educational Contest. That was by Miss Beatrice Harpur of Thompson, who displaced Lee Culver, of Springville, from sixteenth position. The leaders In tho contest remain unchanged this morning, although Kellerman is now 2G points ahead of Burns for first place, in stead of 3, as was the case yesterday morning. Leroy Stanton Is now tied with A. J. Havenstrlte for eleventh place and Her bert Thompson of Carbondnle, Is 3 points further ahead of Maxwell Shep herd of the same city for fifth place. Sixty points were scored In nil yester day, of which Kellerman had 33, Burns, 10; Rodriguez, 7; Kresge and Thomp son, 3 each, and Stanton and Miss Har pur, 2 each. Three new entries were received, as follows: George AAr. Knickerbocker, Elmhurst. Oscar II. Kipp, Elmhurst. Miss Emma Jacqulns, Ariel. Tlio young people who are striving to attain a higher education and have am bition to take a commanding place In the world of letters, business, music, science, art, etc., are making a serious mistake In letting this opportunity es cape them. They should at least Inves tigate the merits of the Educational Contest" unci see for themselves how great the aid Is that is offered them. FIFTY SMALL PBISONEBS. Wholesale Arrests of Small Boys in Dunmore. James Dempsey, of Dunmore, got permission some time ago to cut sod from a lot on Clay avenue. Ho had a lot of the cut sod piled up one day last week and wont away. AVhen he came back he found a number of the lolls broken and ho immediately sus pected a number of boys who were playing. in the field, Ho made an unsuccessful attempt to got them to tell him who had broken the rolls and then caused tho arrest 20 Per Cent. Reduction on Straw Hats On accountof our mov ing to the corner of Washington Ave. and Spruce Street (June 1st) We are selling $2 Porto Rico Palms at $1.60 Other hats reduced propotlonally. Negligee Shirts, either white or fancy colors, $1,00 kind 80c. . DO NOT NEGLECT THE LITTLE ILLS OF TODAY. The Use of PAINE'S Celery Compound Will Eradicate from the Bleed and System the Seed of Disease. As grains of sand make our lofty mountains, drops of water the mighty ocean, and ns our massive buildings aro made of one brick piled upon another, so do tho little Ills of lire contribute to the building up of deadly diseases n the body. Experienced medical men claim .that fully three fourths of our men and wo men enter the summer season with lit tle Ills and symptoms of disease, which must developo Into serious and fatal troubles If not banished at once. AVo hear our friends complaining dally of rheumatic tendencies, sharp and darting neuralgic pains, dyspepsia, pains in the side and back, nervous ness, sleeplessness; and we see with our own eyes the effects of Impure blood in facial blotches, eruptions, and sores. The little Ills and pains of to day build up the alarming and fatal diseases that follow days and weeks of neglect. AVlse and Intelligent people who have looked Into the claims of Palne's Celery Compound and followed Its remarkable cures of relatives, friends, and neigh bors, use It themselves with faith and confidence, to banish their symptoms of coming troubles, to cleanse the blood, to re-establish nerve force, en ergy, and bodily strength, so that they will be In condition to withstand the enervating effects of the coming hot weather. In every community where Palnes' Celery Compaund has been used at this season to banish disease, It Is regarded as a god-send. AVorkers In offices, shops, factories, and weary and run down wives and mothers In their homes have thanked Heaven for Dr. Phelps' marvelous prescription, because it made them well. Try a bottle or two, ye who are ailing and sick; It will give you what you most stand in need of health and now life. niamnnfl lltfoe color anything any color. UldllllJIIU UJtfb Never fall. Never fade. of every boy in the field, together with nearly every other boy In the neigh borhood, on the charge of malicious mischief. There were about fifty small prisoners In all arraigned before Squire Cooney on Saturday night. Dempsey had no evidence against any of them. The only" thing he could prove was that tho rolls of sod had been broken. Squire Cooney accord ingly discharged the vyhole party. If ticket 2045, which won sideboard at Freedman's department store, Is not presented before Thursday, another drnwing will be held. In Hoc Slgno A'lnces: COFo. Wlr trinken Weddings We have our own planf for Engraving and Prlntlug Invitations and Announcements. We do the work artisti cally, properly and as well as New York or Philadelphia. Our reputation for high-class work is an established fact, and is only equalled by our desire and ability to serve you quickly and correctly. Samples sent promptly. Vie Use Hurd's Papers Only. WE HAVE THE ONLY Engraving Plant in the City. R. E. Prendergast Engraving:, Plate Printing:, Die Stamping:, 207 WASHINGTON AVENUE, SCRANTON, PA. A GAS will remove all anxiety as to the Coal Supply for your kitchen, and will also save your wife much of the drudgery of housekeeping. Cooking with 6m v" more convenient. We are offering to our gas consumers Double Oven Gas Cooking Ranges for $0.75 and up. This price Includes putting them In your kitchen ready for use. All connections free on first floor. How About Hot Water? A Hot Water Heater connected to your kitchen boiler answers that question. We have them. Price connected, $10. Fuel gas, gross $1.00 ; net RntiHAc nnrl Hnt Lfatpr Hpaters nn pxhllllflnn at Our SBleS- 1 "", .7. V, ; . ." " room, no. no wasningion rivenue. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK, Sctanton Gas ,: Lubricating OILS Malory Oil & Manufacturing Company, 141-149 Meridian Street. OLD 'PHONE Q8-S, NEW 'PHONE SOal J We solicit your trade la Wheelbarrows, : Coal and : Dirt PicksJ : Shovels, Sledges and Drag Scrapers.: I Bittenbender&E. ; r ljc-izs t-ramuin Ave. Don't Wait We will not hare as good an assort ment later. We have a lot of new and choice patterna and we have marked them at prices that itisnre their immediate sale. John D. Boyle, Clothier 416 Lackawanna Ave. You Can Save 30 per cent, on the dollar when - you purchase direct from the manufacturer. Our line of Umbrellas and Parasols is large and complete, and embraces all the latest pat terns. We guarantee all our goods. Seranton Umbrella Manufacturing: Co. 313 Spruce Street. For Osteopathic Treatment In Seranton, Consult Dr. Herbert 1. rurman JTcmarkable results In Chronic and lingering Diseases. Consultation and Jixamtnution jjtco. j.any assistants. Both 'phones. Green Ridgo Sanitar ium, 1530 N. AVashington ave., or City Rooms, Carter Bldg, cor. Adams and Linden. RANGE 90 and 80 cents per thousand. ) 8c Water Co 1 and Burning .A ;m i ' JMIfeb- "' aiilttir. j f j . -! AiiM