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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

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NOTICE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND OWNERS

The carpenters OF Honolulu in mass
meeting assembled on the 3ist day of Au-
gust. 1900. declared il to be their inten-
ton to ask for reduction of working
hours from nine hours per day as az the
PRESENT time To eight hours per day On
and after the first day of November.
1870, the pay per day to be the same Is
It ras on August 81. 800.
By order Of the Carpenters union.
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MERCANTILE ieEEcT's
M-HEEEII REPORT
Trade Conditions are
Found to be Flour
ishing Here.
VOLUME or BUSINESS INCREASING
ORDERS FOR GOODS IN AxrIcI-
PATTON OF HOLIDAY
TRADE.
Building Still Going on Actively
Mortgage Indebtedness In
creasing-Many 1ransac-
tions IN Real Estate
VOLUME or BUSINESS INCREASING

The semi-monthly circular of the Ha-
waiian Mercantile Agency vas issued
YESTERDAY II shows steady increase
in the volume of trade for the past tvs
weeks with indications that business viii
continue 10 increase as the holidays APP
proach. The report. is as follows:
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.

" hoIeSaSe IrEde FrfCeS UatS Per
ton $3.50 10 so: harley. 50 to SO
hay, bale. SS 10 81. bran, bale. So to
So: hams and bacon. Il - I6 cents
Louisiana ries. No. !. $50 70 $40
z-heat. per b., as 70 cents: -four. per
Dol. $50 10 $40: Island rice. S475 ID
50; sugar tgrsnuIatedl. S6.TI5 to 81
California potatoes, as TO = cents hbl
salmon. Sic 10 Si1, Honolulu
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Holiday Novelties

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our stock very large.
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COMMERCIAL

* we thought, on our last issue. bust
ness in all lines has actively revived, and
maintains 4 strong standard Besides
the general volume for the season. pros
pecJive holiday trade is being prepared
tor and anticipatious are large We have
not NET with a case of Encouragement
IN our inquiries upon which to found this
report. Business activity is ali thar
could be hoped for or expected to b.
within safe limits.
Building IS still very active and its
branches feel the impetus. Real estate
Transactions are lively and mortgage in
debtedness is on the increase. due only To-
such transactions
Staples are firm. feed-stuffs are scarce
and prices stiff. bran showing raise IN
price.
Sugar is fluctuating and on downward
tendencies. superstition being that the Ar
buckles are again in the arena. Stocks
are very dull.
The outlook continues very good. and
unless some Unforeseen catastrophe oc-
ours the representations are for continu.
ance of good times.
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REAL ESTATE

The mortgaged indebtedness OF the IS
lands has increased since our last -
port S101. 1910 Recorded instrument.
have been as follows
Deeds, III. amount, SS26. aS650: mort
cages. %: leases. IS: releases, al
amount. S97. 100.O bills OF sale. Q
amount. Sl0.e52: chattel mortgages, Q,
auou. t S25.943: Cowcr Of att, new. II
as-iynl auts of mortgage, .: assignmt ats
of lease. 10: agreements. Is: affidavit. /.
Mortgages tho rate given). SD 22+ at
8 per cent, $4,000: ct per cent, S62,-
eco: at 1-2 per cent. $1,000; at $ per
cent, S39. 400; at 9 per cent, $3.50; at
10 per cent, S7,5Il; at l. per cent. So,
200.
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EXCHANGE.

Following are the current rates of eN
change 10 the countries named-gold
basis American (Atlantie COAST. 80
per 500; American tPacifie COAST. SOC
per S1U0. British. sight. $3.50 per ster-
ling, British. sixty days. S4.SS per !
sterling. German, Doc per mark. Japan
csc, 80 IA pei japanese yen. Chinese.
30 Sic per Mexican dollar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30
HALLSTEAD.
4, tho Scranton Tribune

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
lIallslcud. Oct 29--E. Ii. b. Roosa has placed
n ucw tank wagon ON the road to meet the de-
u,an,s of his growing business IN the oil trade
John IT, NanI.oan among the delegation
from UulIstcad TO attend the S,lsqueanna Re.
pub!icaI rally for Governor Roosevelt last Sat
nray The scntlcmcn's striking likeness TO
Mark Hanna was noticed by the people standing
on the sidewalks. and Mr.. Nanoan passed
bw in one of the carriages. they called out
"IIcllo Mark while some Of the others yellow
"tl,erc are nc trusts" Mr. Vanf.oan took the
joke good nauicdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Davis spent Sunday in
BinghamOn.
Rev j. j. Henry of the Locust Hill Metho
dist Episcopal church will conduct a series Of
revival meetings IN the Methodist Episcopal
church here Tucs.laY, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of this week.
Charles Austin spent Saturday as the guest of
Binghamton friends.
All Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sta
ton agents and baggage men will appear in uni
forms on NOV. l.
James Carrigg. who worked on the Iackawanma
coal chutcs is quite i'll at his home in the bor
ouyh.
Thursday night c. c. Simmons, Lacaawanna
station agen, at liallsead. handed in his resg
nation to the company. lie commenced an
employr of the la"kawanna company a "A clerk
under station Agent Abe BcnJalnn over twenty
wears ago, and had been acting station agent and
express agent here Tor the past twenty years and
moro. His resignation came as surprise TO
many OF his friends. lie was always Il compel
ent man and popular agent. He was rcputcd
to be the best drilled man in handling coal ac-
count, of any man in the employ of the rail-
road His successor has not yet been named
\ special car passed west through here about
O'Clock over the l.aCkawanna, Monday morn.
ing. carrying President Trucslale and other rail.
road officials,
Miss Odcsa Arnold, who has been i'll at the
home OF Mrs. Jules Brown will return to Blooms
burg Normal school next week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coddington returned home
Saturday from their wedding tour and com.
menced housekeeping in furnished home on
Church street.
Band Master DR.. Gilman. while marching from
the Fireman hall to Republican headquarters
last saturday lost white metal tip from the
end of his clarionc. The finder will confer a
favor by returning the same TO the band or to
DR.. Gilman.
Hallstcad will have big political domonstra.
ton Wednesday when the IIallscad Republican
club will hold big torch light parade and will
afterwards be addressed by Hon. Colonel Plum.
mer of South Dakota, and John r. Far. speak.
cr of the house OF representatives. Speeches will
also be made by Hon, James \. Dubois United
States consul general to Switzerland and Dis.
trct Attorney Ralph b. Little of Montrose
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monte avenue and several other short
connections to be finished. or the two
and one-half miles to be laid In order
TO connect the town with the reservoir
at No. H. there remains about one
and one half miles unlaid. The great
cr amount Of this will be found to run
through section where digging will
be very easy. consequently rapid prog
ress Will be made.
But one of the glass company's fac
tories has thus far been in operation.
1T Is expected that with the general
resumption of coal mining the second
fire will be started
All the windows in j -. O'Connor' $
glass cutting establishment here have
been covered with boards. The pros
poets of settlement of the glass cut :
ters' strike, both here and at Homes
dale are very remote.
The Eric passenger train due here
at '.3o struck and killed bear on
Thursday evening near Glen Eyre.
Bruin weighed 800 pounds.
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Bennett & Moulton Company.

4 Large audience greeted the Bennett 4 Moui.
ton company, who opened weeks engagement
AT the Academy last evening. presenting th,
sensational melodrama, Darkest Russia" As in
the past Bennett X Monion kept their promise
to the public and gave of the finest evening 5
entertainment that has been presented in Scran
ton by u popular price attraction for some time
presenting t" detail everything as advertised
The large number of spCcialtes introduced were
exceptionally strong, new and certainly proved
novelty to Academy patrons. Dawson and
Booth, comedy acrohas and roller skaters: Dan
ny Simmons. the 'unny tramp: Mr.. Irwin Wal
ton the comedian OF the company; Madame
Flower. the ''BroNe Mclha," were the prin-
cipal vaudeville entertainers of the company.
Each member of the large cast played their re-
spcctive part in a clcditable manner. This al
tcrnoon "Wicled London will he produced and
tonight Frank llarvcy's celebrated melodrama,
Captains Mate" will be the bill.
Tonight is ladies' bargain night. Any lady
can procure good scat in the orchestra provid
ing tickets secured before p. nl., for Is
cents. The specialti"s will he introduced at
each performance Turing the engagement OF this
company
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of securing the additional two and
one.-half per cent per car All the
other mines operated by the New York
and Scranton company had previously
to Sunday afternoon. Oct 2s, at
which time committee waited upon
them regarding the extra demand, had
agreed to resume work yesterday
morning.
Messrs. F.. d. Thomas. of Blakely, is
constructing hotel at Brown Hollow
In Scott township, and II. l.. Thomp-
son is similarly engaged on the Blake
ly poor farm. erecting a corn house.
Several boys from the Ridge We're
arrested and given a hearing before
Magistraa Smith, of The West End.
yesterday afternoon. on charge OF
filthy, malicious mischief, preferred by
Merchant Jacoby. whose building was
shamefuly spattered with filth.
All the mines in this vicinity. with
the single exception Of the New York
and Scranton's Ontario, resumed
work this morning. Today all will he
at work and everything connected
with mining coal will accordingly res
sumo its normal condition.
Mrs. w. r. Mott loft yesterday to
spend a few days in Philadelphia.
The Epworth League will hold a So
cial at the home of Miss Jessie Hof-
fecker this evening.
Don't forget the mock trial to be
given on Thanksgiving evening. There
will be fun and amusement for ALL
No pains will be spa"ed to make 1t
one of the grandest entertainments Of
the season.
Glass No. 0 will meet at the home
of ]. d. English tonight. A short ses-
sion will be held, IN account of the
social. Let all members be present.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30

Lewis Morrison's production Of Goctlc's won.
dciful play, Faust was last night present ed
at the l.yccum before an audience of very larg.
dimensions who were Thoroughly pleased with the
production in general and the work in particu.
lar OF Frroll Dunbar, who cnacts Mr.. Morrison 5
old role Of "Mephisto" Mr. Dunbar is we'll
known in this city, having been already seen
here as the cold snecring. brilliant hend OH
earth. and has also ing,atated himself with
Scranton audiences in roles ranging all the way
from leading characters in society dramas to
the par. of Talcyrnd in Napoleon play.
lie was formerly Morrison's undcrsmdy in
Faust and his Interpretation of Mepls,o il
very similar to that OF Morrison. 1t has all Of
the mockng. tantalzing sh,ugs Of the shoul.
der, the forced, chilling laugl, and the dashiny
forccful movements which characterized the orig.
inal portrayal OF the character. Mr.. Dunbar's
work is not merely an imitation however.
lie brings to the character separate indiyidu.
aity and his work shows the effects of calm,
study and careful consideration OF the exact.
ing requirements OF the part.
The Marguerite of Miss Gcncvicvc Kane com.
pared favorably with that OF the various actresses
who have before played the part of the simple,
country maiden on a Scranton stage. She made
the character gentle an lovablc and lid excel
lent work in all the scenes with Faust Frank
l.anning played the title role in a very accept.
able manner and the work Of the company on
the whole was good
The play was finely staged, the scene in the
garden of Marg,itrite's home and the rsvels Of
the demons in the Broken being especially well
put Fine electrical effects contributed to
make the scene among the demons particularly
,nprcssing. and the wailng and lamentations of
the tormentcd souls tossed hithcr and thitlier
by the torturiag spirits were simulated in an
exceedingly realistic manner.
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BRADFORD COUNTY.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Towanda. Oct. 29.---rhere are 37G
school houses and 1874 pupils in this
county.
The Hall automatic signal system
has just been placed in operation be-
tween East Waverly and Van Etlen.
Mrs. Il. w. Hale, H.. has gone to
Denver where she will spend the win
ter.
"A large number OF Bradford count
ians will hear Governor Roosevelt
speak at Elmira this evening.
The order for the regular term of
Troy court has been revoked, on ac-
count of lack of urgent business to he
transacted before the bar.
a. II. Stewart. esq. has received the
appointment for the state pharmaceu
teal examining board.
Sayre is tormented with shingle
thieves. a few days ago 1000 shingles
We're taken from a building.
Miss Agnes Miller, of LeRaysville,
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. f.. w, Gaylord
Beginning last Thursday evening,
twenty-eight Republican mass meet
ings are to be held in this county be-
fore election.
A carp weighing sixteen pounds was
caught in the river few days ago.
The Lehigh Valley is making many
extensive improvements on this divis-
ion near the junction station. The
grade has been lessened near the rail-
road bridge and the road is being bal
lasted with crushed stone.
The Prohibition train with Wooley
and Metcalf, national candidates, will
make one-half hour stop at Canton
tomorrow forenoon. Addresses will be
made from the car platform.
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AVOCA.

The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the Langcliffe church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Edward Laird.
Misses Nellie Callahan. Matilda
Clifford. Mary O'Malley and Margaret
Dixon have been added to the corps
or instructors at the International
Correspondence schools.
David James. of the West Side. Is
critically III of cancer.
Thomas McNally. of Cherry street.
Is critically III of pneumonia.
On account of the inaccuracy of the
notice posted at the Avoca colliery
yesterday. the miners did not return
to work. They will insist on def
mite statement before returning.
Misses Mary Gordon. Katherine
Waters. Mary Kane, Margaret Tigue.
Mcssrs. John Flannery. p. j. Pryor.
Michael Houston. Daniel Donovan. at
tended the Catholic Total Abstinence
union convention at Wilkes Barre on
Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Thomas
Brown. formerly Il resident Of this
town. were grieved to learn Of her
death. which occurred at Mercy hos
pita! on Saturday morning. The flu
neral will take place this morning at
$50 o'clock. lnterment will be In
Pittston.
Tho marriage of Miss Ann Burke. OF
this town. and James Mcdonnell, or
PittGton. was announced in st. Mary's
church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G.. Kellum have re-
turned after Il weeks visit with
friends in Susquehanna county.
Revs. D. Y. Snythe and S. w.
Young exchanged pulpits on Sunday.
Miss Teresa Burke, OF Jermyn.
spent Sunday with friends in town.
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TAYLOR.

The citizens of the First ward have
organized political club, known as
the Independent Political club. The
membership Is fifty. The officers are:
President, Richard ]. Davis; secretary.
T.. G. Evans; treasurer, William
Bowen.
AS a result of Sunday foot ball play
ing between the representative team
and Avoca. James Fitzpatrick, OF the
latter team, lies at his home with Il
badly crushed chest and several frac-
tured ribs. Dr. j. s. Porteus exam
ined the young man and pronounced
him to be in very dangerous con-
ditiOn.
The proposed fair and festival of the
Calvary Baptist church congregation,
which was to have been held next
month, has been postponed until Janu-
AIRY next. 1t was deemed advisable by
the committee in charge to postpone it
until then, owing to the recent strike,
which greatly affected the arrange
ments for the same.
The Taylor Hose company, No. l.,
held an important session last evening
In their quarters on High street. Ar
rangements were made To organize a
glee CLUB.
During the services at the Calvary
Baptist church on sunday evening,
Arthur Morgan rendered an excellent
baritone solo. He was accompanied on
the violin by Master Eddie Watkins
and on the organ by Professor David
II. Jones.
The great strike is over and work
Was commenced in the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western collieries
here yesterday. The Archibald ara
Holden mines worked half day. while
the Pyne and Taylor mines worked the
whole day.
Misses Ethel Pipher and Rachel
James, of Hyde Park, We're guests of
Miss Matte Powell. of North Main
street, on Sunday.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
KILLED NEAR TOBYHANNA.
Mrs. Whitesman, an Aged Lady,
Meets Death OH the Railroad.


TobyhaEna. Oct. 29.-AIrs. Mary
Whitesmin, of Gouldsboro Station, Pa,
who for several years has been living
with Mr.. cartney, of that place, WAS
killed some time during Saturday even
ing, about mile west of Tobyhanna.
Mrs. Whitesman, who was seventy
years old, left the Courtney home about
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, not say
ing where she intended going, but later
in the afternoon was seen slowly pod-
ding her way, being very feeble down
the railroad tracks toward Tobyhanna.
Nothing further was, seen of hey until
Sunday morning about : o'clock when
a freight train crew discovered her
lifeless body at place known as the
Rock Cut.
The section hands We're notified and
picked up the body and it was sent to
Gouldsboro station on the 9.35 train,
where it was taken charge of by the
poor authorities of Wayne county, of
which she was a resident. Interment
will he made this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
At Gouldsboro station.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30
pECkVILLE.

The miners mass meeting on the
Mott Haven base ball grounds here
yesterday afternoon was attended by
fully 1000 miners from the several
mines of the New York and Ontario
Coal company. At o'clock, in the
absence of Mr.. Dilchcr or a represent
tative from the official board, one of
whom had promised the committee
waiting upon President Mitchell,
would he present to address them,
falling to appear, ana The vast throng
of workingmen evincel q desire of un-
easiness at the disappointment.
Michael Morrow was then appointed I
to confer with Headquarters by tele-
phone, regarding the delay, and in a
few minutes returned and stated that
in a consultation with President Nit
Chell at the st, Charles hotel, that
gentleman express great surprise
when Informed OF thA situation, stat
ing that information frCnl an authori-
tative source was received at head
quarters Monday morning, saying that
the New York and Scranton Coal
company had agreed tn comply with
the demands and had already posted
the required notices al some of the
Scranton mines. While. Mr.. Morrow
was speaking, several members OF No.
i47 came running through the field
ana informed President Calvert that
the Ontario company had just posted
the required notice, granting the men
the additional two ana one-half per
cent. and powder at $3.50. This infor-
nation was received with great sat
isfaction and amid great cheering, the
ers of America FASTENED to their re-
spective homes to inform their fami-
lies of the good news and the resump-
tion of work this morning. The Peck
vile local, No. 247. claims the credit
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect May 81, 1900.

Trains Leave Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New York via ID. 4 II.
Diamond Express), and 11.3O p. m. Sundays, u.
L. H. r. r., l.5S. 7.5s p. m.
For White Haven, liazleton and principal
points in the coal regions, via D. g. II. II. r.,
G45 a.ls and 4.27 p. M. For Pottsvlle, Gas,
2.1S p. m.
For Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via d. & II.
r. r., G45 q. M; 1908, 2.1s, 4.27 (Blach Dia-
mond Express). ll.3O p. m, Sundays. d. H.
X. r., i.5S, 7.4S p. m.
For Tunkhannock. Towanda. Elmira, Ithaca.
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via
D., l.. & W. r. r.. SOS a. M; LOS and 3.35
p. m.
For Geneva Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails,
Chicago. and all points west. via d. e. H. r. r.,
u Oh, 1888 (Black Diamond Express). 7.4S, l0.4l,
1l.3O p. IN. Sundays, ID. l. II. II. r., l2.03 p.
M; 74S p. M.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Valley
parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes.Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and sus-
pei sion Bridge.
street, New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. Gen. Pass. Ast., 26 Cortland
street. New York.
A. W. NONNEMArIER Div. Pass. Agt.. South
Bethlehem, Pa
For tickets and Pullman reservations apply to
300 Latkawanna avenue. Scranton Pa
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Champion Jeffries Coming.

James j. Jefrics, the champion pugilstic ath
lete of the world, will make his appearance here
in the new American melodrama, "A Man from
the West" written for him by the well knowr
playwright. Clay NJ. Greene. Having demon
strated that lie is without peer in the worli
OF pugilism, Champion .Ietfrcs bids fair to Ia,
claim within short time to being the best
actor who has yet stepped from the ring to the
stage.
From every source come encomnls MS to the
surprisingly excellent manner he portrays tho
role OF the county sheriff in "a Man from the
West" He is said to act with intelligence and
ease and a gracefulness all the more enjoyable
from the fact that it comes from a man OF
great physique. lie is surrounded with com
pany OF sterling players while the drama itsel
is quite beyond the ordinary. aboundng in
beautiful stage pictures and thrilling scenic ef
fccts. Mr.. .Ieffries comes to the Lyccum mex.
Thursday night, Nov. |.