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PanteOIl
americana,

En- tantO que ell pueblo uOrta.
americana Sc apresta elegir sus
nuevos gobernantes y representan
tes parliament ntariOs, un dOctO areopa
go, eli claustro de Ia Universidad de
Nueva York, juntamente con otros
elementos, procede a elegir los
americanos ilustres, cuyos rombres
han de ser objeto del honor de tigu.
rar inscriptos en- el Hall of fame
(salon de Is fama.) Sc srata de crear
una especie de pante6n, que erigira
la Universidad gracias & un donati-
vo de 100 900 dollars que le ha be
cho miss Elena Gould, en- el mes de
Mario dltimo.
Ell edihcio, cuya constructor
toca q su termino, af4cta Ia forma
de un heniciclo con colun natas, ?
DONNA Ia perspectiya de Hudson.
Sobre sus paredes SO fjar&n Ia
pidas de marmOl cue ostantaran los
sobresalidO en- todos le>s ~amos de la
actividad humana.
Para Ia selection de ST. nom
bres So ha adoptado el ~i~>e 10 del
sufragio de varios gralo2
POr de pronto, 8 n os l,gsr
ticUlares resideutes en- tou>. los pun
tos de los Estados Uuidoa Q les la
invitado & CO envien l1stas de can
didatog & Ia lap;da consabiGy y.
Ell clsustro de 10 Universidad.
inspirandoso en estas llstas J en- Ia
opinion cue Ia prcnsa emita, hara
una selection de Glen nombres.
o5n +~ I0
listas que firmaran personalidades
eninentes, y cincuenta y dos seran
designados por los mismos juGces,
que son honnbres pol1ticos, autores,
magistrates y catedraticOs4
Dichos doscie: .tos cincuenta y
dos nom bres han ado cIasidcados en-
ounce categorfas. con sujecion i Ia
especialidad Ell G~e sc distinguio el
d;funto candidate la inmortalidad
Ell minimum de votes para Ia
admission de un nombre era de 81.
Washington ha obtenido por
unanimidad todos los votos. 6 sean
81. Despues figuran con 96 Lincoln
y Daniel Webster.
Franklin y Grant han obtenido
respectivamente, 81 y 80 votos.
Hasts ahora hay treinta y IN
nombres que han sido considerados
dignos de fgurar en- el panteon dc
hombres c&lebres; pues 81 resto, has
ia so, que eran los que en principle
SO habia acordado admitir, no ha
reunido los snfragios sufcientes.
En- 1902 SO procedera q la cleo
ci6n de otros 20 inmortales, de
cinco en- cinco ahos sc olegiran cinco
candidates, hasta al completo de laa
$50 lapidas
Esta perspective, un tanto dila
| tada, calmara las impacioncias dc
| algunos que protestan contra al re
suIsado de Ia prinera eleccidn 7eri
fcada, por 10 haber resultado triun
fante Ell grande hombre de su devo
cicn particular. E1tre e)i0s SO han
! senalado los partidari0s del cuentis,
| ia Edgard Poe.
Ninguna eminercia del mundo
de los negocios ha reunido el ndme-
| 70 de vOtoS eXlgidCs.
I'll del comodoro Vanderbilt,
| muy popular por cierto, qae Egura
be en- primera Inca, no obtuVo mas
que 80 votos, 10 cual demuestra que
. a1n Sc rinde culto al ideal g. 81 pals
, del dollar del "business >
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La bOtella


GulllermO Ill guFta Go haCer re-
gAlOs economies
Ahora y con motivo de los es
p0nsaIes del duQuo Enrique de- Nee
Klein burgo SchWerin con Ia reina de
Holanda, ha hecho uu regalito al
principe, que consiste en- una bote
LA de aqua d9l Jordan.
FL regalo, que como Sc v6, no
arruin&ra al 4ua 10 Ia hecho, ca ade'
mas &c baratO, sjmbolico, toda vez
que con 81 quiaro s. nalar ell empera'
dor su poeici6u como <eummus epis
copusa de ie jglesia protestante de
la confession de- Augsburgo y su pre-
Gileccj0n por las famijias dOtadas de
copiosa progenie.
Ell aqua procede de una gran
barrica LENA de aqua del Jordan,
que Sc c0qserva en- las cuevas del
palacjo rsal de Berlin, y que Sc uti-
liza para bautizar q los principles de
la casa de Hohenzollern.
El principe Federico Carlos de
Pi uRla, llamadO 81 ePrfncipe Rojos,
fu6 el primer0 que, mediadog del
siglo ultimo, trajO dc Jerusalem una
0arrice de aqua del Jordan para ser
ut.lizada Ell el csutizo de los pr1nci
pes prusjanOs,
Mas tarde, 81 emperador F'ederi'
co " fp6 Jerusalem y trajo igu4l'
mouto Berlin otro recipisnte de Ia
nisna aqua.
Flu 1888, cuando Guillermo II
vis,it0 por nrinera vez al sultan de
Turqu,a, euvi0 uu pastor protes
tante a Jorusal6n para h&cer provi
s'Gu del aqua sekrada, en- 1898,
anrOyeChandO g. peregrinaci6n 4
Tiorra Santa, Gp .lecmo, personal
me0to, llen6 en- ol Jordan el bocoy
cOuaa biGO
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vora-efigis..

Ell Papa, segdn referen los pc
ri6dicos italianos, ha recibido una
curiosa vista, ia del pastor lia.nado
Andreas, que en- el teaCro de O3e
rammergau desempena en- ~La Pa
sion> ell papel de Jesucristo, y coyo
psrecido ffsico con el Jesus elastic
de los pintcres, es admiraoie.
D1cese que Andreas Sc preaento
en- ell Vaticano con Ell traje que os
tenta en- e e>cena, y que su prestnta
dor fue ell cardenal Rampolla.
AL terminarse Ia andiencia pa
pal, Leon XIII regal6 al Cristo de
Oberammergau una medalla jubilar,
de orc.
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Sc realzaA i ,a4|Quier precio
las existerci@a oII Si&lo XIX; hay
gr..pdes ca: lldCa ne a]pargatas.
oncajes, calzado, puntillas, trenci-
Has, millarG,. c&mj5et;>s, calcetineS,
medias. tuhallAs, cjrturo"o5 iDtini
dad de articulcG mas. AlparGatas
lora blanca la superior ue*do l.6o d
! 95 Uucens SegUn t&m&nn.
Alpargatas cuadroa d2mas die
I>ntes coloros snltida5 en- tamanOs
s 90 doocna Aprovecbad la gon-
ga que Sc acab&.
Sc vendo uh solar >on $40 rc-
tros ~cuadradOs louy bucro y en q
mrj0r sitio de la ca>rcter2 cn S2n-
turcc aulmas Unc Case grapdU y
de s6iiGa Crnstruct.un, hueVa cor
un sClur Dc 1000 mCtrn2 CD&dr"G0 :
en- Cl miSmO bar:IC,
Sc vundcn .ra 10 ~b}ca lie Ia C&
"a particular.
ANTONIO MARIlNEI.
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S0cieCLHd
Dc SocOrroS AutuQS San R5faei'
A Y / so

Paraaa conocimiento general de
los socios y de cdas aquellas porSO
ras que deseon ingresar en- esta So
c dad, particiramCs por acnerdo Dc
la Junta Directiva, que veuclla Ia IL
cencia que Sc cOLccdi9ra 81 facuita
two de la Sociedad DR. don Arturo
Vazqucz Prada, ha vuelto tomar
pusesi0n del cargo descmpeflando 81
slrvicio desdo el diA de how
Dicho GuncionariO, en- bien dc Ia
S0cindad ha diepuoot0 que Ia kore
De cur-ultas dc 12 q /, sea anlpliaaa
para 10 sucoslvo de l. i s de la tar
dc en- Ia nueva clinica que Ia osta
blocidn ca So d"ruicilio Gale do San
Francisco no 26.
san Juan PE II DnHro De $500
El Presid~nto El Sccrctarjo
A CORDERO A. PRATS,
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De Sn. Sebastian

Sentimos nc poder publican IN
tegia una Revista que nos env1an
de S&u Sebastian, por su largo ts'
m2no y falta dc espacio. Extracta'
mos 10 siguiente:
Ell Dovonario de la Conception
fu6 magistralmente cantado por las
Srtas. Janer, Duran, Oronoz, Angu
10, Card6 y Lopez, y Is Salyey mi
sa por la Sra. de Coz zalez y su her
mana Guadalupe, tod $ las que me
cen enthusiasts felicitaciones.
Sc celebro una velada lirico Ii.
teraria realizada brillantemente en-
ell Casino, en- Ia que tomaron parte
las Srtas. Mendez, Jan@r, Carril,
Duran y Torres, quieues lu~ioron
sus habilidades y belleza. y los Sc
1ores Carde, Torres, Lopez, Mendez
L.iciaga y otros, que dejaron muy
alta la bandera. Todas las se71ori
tas y j6venes fueron merecidamente
aDlaudidOs
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Desde LareS.

81 9 termiIi iaron los festejos pu-
olicos de la Con cepcion1 dando tin ell
barullo y algeria, distrayendoRos de
las miserias de la vida.
El prograu ua no fue cumplido
en- tOdas sus pa ftes. Los actos reli.
giOsos muy cOncurridOs, predicando
elOCuentementeI Iel Pbro. Sr Garcia,
p2rtl6ndose despues de Ia misa Ii
mosnas los po pres en dinero, presi
dieniO eee acto de carload una conf
sion de scnOritae
HubO bueuOs fuegOs artifciales,
glObos y Otras 6iverslones. La CO.
rrids de toIOs fCc un fasco. Los
toros querian pejnr envestir Ia
grama Y hiorba de guinea
Orden com pieto, y mereciendo
placem9s Ia coniision de festejos.
TT, I2RESPONSAr,
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Una suplica

Estimaremu* mucho q nuostros
CORES pon>ales y amigos de la isla
CUE hOs faVureceD con escrtOs y re-
vi5tas locales, tongan Ia bondad da
u.}ncrCtarSo & 10 eXtrictamente nece-
sArju, omitI"ndo fiOreteOs litorariOs
que no ON dc la cuerda de esta publ
cacj6n
La COKkEiPONDENCIA quiere
sor un perjddicO Ia mOdCrna, con
infDrmaci6n breFe Los escritos q.
no vengan en- esa forma, tendremos
Ia pena de archivarlos. Tampoco
p0demOs publican art1culos elentlh-
COS y }o !ite~at ura.
To3o Jntrjto de interes particu
lar, de'e ,4niI' acOmphnado de su
iNpCrte. Cada siete palabras valen
diez ceutavOs.
P. 1 s.
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de Jose Antonio Daub0n con IN prs
logo del Dr.. Rafael del Valie
De venta Ell casa dc su cdjtt r
Francisco Marxuach. al prociO de
cincuenta centavos el ejt pDlar, de
mas de 200 paginas con IN fotogra
bado, retrato del autor.
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Fosforos de Se9uriddd
de Ia Acre,iitada marca <RED STAR
EStrelIa Roja.}

EStFelid nOld'}
DE VENTA
I'm el almacen uc los Srcs, A.
VICENTE Y C:7 q $ 5.S5 orc Ia Caj
de 10 gruesas de CajitaS con los Sc
Nos Ae Rentas Internas y en- cantida-
dos clc UNA A CINCOr AJAS.
VIDAL &. @ 81
Bayamon 10 de OctuEwe de 1900.
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POR Glen DOLLARS al con-
ado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin, que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redaccion infor-
maremOs.
pa
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Casino ESpahoI.

Programa do la velada literaria
y muElcaI qiiS "a. -. slectO el Do
mingo Is do los rrrrientex en- este
centro 4 las s :. media de Ia no
che
INTRODUCTION
Marcha sRsdeuci6n, d. 4varez
(P1ano) Srta Elisa I'aysrex.
PRIMERA PARTE-
. Aperture r del Valle,
20 <Dos. 6poca. en- Ia Historia>
poesla J A Daubon,
80 eLa familia Espanola, poe
s1a V Balbas
40 xIntermezzo>, de Lemaire
piauo Srta Elisa Tavarez
SEGUNDA PARTE.
10 sChismes y cuentoss poe
sla Mono.
20 "a Espana,
poesfa E Diax Lecun&
80 ClsusIra V Balbas.
Nota: Termincdo Ell acto lite
rario sc tocaran algunas pleas &c
bale.
San Juan Puerto Rico Diciam
bra 1900
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DoDre. - de 1900.
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Ell CORRESPONSAI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
To Abandon Mahanoy Planes.

The Reading railway management
has practically decided to abandon the
long famous Mahanoy planes, employ
ed since the year of 1858 in transport
ing coal from the Shenandoah, Ash
land and Girardville section of Schuyl-
kill county to Frackville, on Broad
mountain. and taken from Frackville,
fourteen miles. to Palo Alto. by the
Schuylkill river from Pottsvllle, where
the cars were made up into main line
trains to Port Richmond
Mahanoy planes will not, however, be
abandoned for some months. The Cor
don planes have been dismantled since
1898. Both planes have been costly
operations TO the Reading and both
have served their day. To carry out
this proposition of the Reading man
agement, due to a policy that calls for
a radical reduction in operating ex-
renses, means the injury, from busi-
ness standpoint, to Palo Alto, Port
Carbon, Mill Creek, ST. Clair, a center
Of S,4o0 population; New Castle and
Frackville. All these centres will be
but skeletons Of what they are now by
the enforcement of the intention to
stop work on the planes.
The abandonment of the planes will
probably mean the re-opening Of the
Tamaqua coal territory.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26

COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

John Shook, of Newton, was yester-
day appointed a committee of the es-
tate of Henry Shook. Bonds in the
sum of $4,000 were required.
The will of Mary McCarty, late of
Scranton, was yesterday admitted to
probate by Register Koch. Letters tes-
tamentary were granted to her daugh-
ter, Margaret Cleary. In the estate of
Lizzie Nuncio, late of Scranton, let
tiers of administration were granted to
Jeremiah Nuncio.
The opinion of the supreme court in
the Winton equity suit, in
which Justice Mitchell affirms the find
ing of the local court, was received
here yesterday. 1t is a case involving
the title to a one-fourth interest In
the Winton coal tract at Bulls Head.
In 1871, w. w. Winton executed a dec
Iaration of trust in favor of Joseph
Church for an undivided one-fourth in
terest in the tract. Church was in
debted to Winton, under a judgment
recovered two years before the decla-
ration of trust and six years after the
trust declaration, the Church interest
was sold by the sheriff on this judg-
ment and bought in by Newton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
A New Lehigh Valley Division.

A new division has been created on
the Lehigh Valley railroad,to be known
as the New York division. 1t compris-
es all the freight piers in New York
Jersey City and Perth Amboy, and
embraces the yards east Of Park View
N. j., and the Perth Amboy branch
w. o. Sprigg, of Easton, superintend-
ent OF the Easton and Amboy and
Lehigh divisions, has been appointed
superintendent OF the new division
with his Office In New York city.
George NJ. Harleman, of Bethlehem,
the present trainmaster OF the Easton
and Amboy and Lehigh divisions, sue
ceeds Mr.. Spriggs, f. B. Ziegler, the
present division operator and train
dispatcher here, will succeed Mr.. Har-
leman, and Charles Kinney will be Mr..
Ziegler's successor. The changes will
go into effect June 1. All the lighter
age business of the Lehigh Valley al
New York will be embraced in the
new division.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26

sued, but whether we can find pur-
chasers is the question"
The act Of assembly governing third
class cities fixes the debt limit at two
per cent. of the assessed property val
uation. Beyond this no debt may be
incurred except by a vote Of the peo-
pie. After the Nay Aug park improve
ment bonds were issued early this
year the margin remaining was $780,
600. When court confirmed the view
ers' award of $4,000 for the opening
of Wyoming avenue the debt limit
was exceeded by $4,000, and this eX-
cess has been greatly increased lately
by various small judgments.
There are. of course, thousands or
dollars worth OF deficiency bills on
file in the controllers office, but City
Solicitor Vosburg has decided that
these cannot be counted as actual
debts inasmuch as the general under
standing is that they will be provided
for in next years appropriation ordl-
nance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26

An appeal to the supreme court Is
to be taken from the decision Of the
superior court in the Mulberry street
paving case, reported at length in yes
terday mornings Tribune. The fact
that the superior court was divided on
the question warrants the appeal, City
Solicitor Vosburg says. leaving aside
the unusual Importance OF the case.
1.-THE decision declares that the foot
front rule is flexible" Mr.. Vosburg
went on to say. "The supreme court
has suuarely decided several times that
it is not. If the supreme court does
not reverse the superior court. it will,
as view the decisions. be called upon
to reverse itself.
"If a particular property can secure
an abatement on account of a street
car track in front of it having been
paved, the city engineer in making his
assessment must, if he follows the law
exactly, make allowance for every lit
tie lessening of yardage in front of
each and every property. If he does
not do this the property holder can
come in and upset the whole assess
ment.
This, I take 1t, destroys the prin-
ciple of the foot-front rule, which
says the whole cost of the improve
ment must be assessed proportionately
among the abutting properties accord
ing to their foot-frontage. To attempt
to make an assessment under the foot
front rule as interpreted by the SUI
perior court will cause no end of con-
fusion and difficulty"
The appeal will be filed as soon as
the opinion of the superior court is
received here, which it is expected will
be next Tuesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
Common Pleas Court.

Juries We're out at adjourning time
yesterday in the cases of r. NJ. Rul-
and against F. L. Ross and others;
Everett Warren, receiver, against F.
H. Jermyn. and Tobias Stein against
James Green. In the latter case Judge
Archibald made the jury's finding sub
tect to a reserved point Of law, as to
whether or not the plaintiff had shown
sufficient adverse title of the disputed
lumber tract to warrant his setting up
equatter title.
In the case of Charles Patchen
against Maud Mclaughlin, a non-suit
was granted by Judge Edwards be-
cause Of the failure of the plaintiff to
put in an appearance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
MAKEUP OF THE D., L. Sc w.
BOARD FOR TODAY.

Reading Railway Management Has
Practically Decided to Abandon
the Famous Mahanoy Planes
Which Have Been in Use Since
1S6S-New Division Has Been
Created by the Lehigh Valley
acknowledgements Is Making q
Fight to Retain shops in That City.
Following Is the makeup of the Del
aware, Lackawanna and western
board for today:
Friday, May .S
sp me-. Ketcham
10 p. NV. McAllister.
IL p. mo- J. Miller.
Saturday, Nay .c.
WILD CATS. SOUTH.
1880 a. ma. g. Ha,nmitt, with A. Bsrthcle.
news men.
a. MT Eauman.
a. m.-F. Hsllett
"a. NIL. ]. Larkin.
10 q. NC. Ludlow. \.
1l.30 a. nc Van Welt.
! p. nj. II. Mccain. al.
2 p. m.-F D. Sccor.
$3.50 r. m-B. Bennett.
AS p. mp. Gilligan
SUBMITS.
=. m. south--S. Finnerty.
a. M, north-G. Frounfelker.
~ noon, north-,I. Rowe. with Nichcls men
Q p. m. south--McLane.
p M, north-LnBar, with J. Gerrity's men.
FULLER.
10 a. m,-Beavers.
PUsuERs.
s a.. M, south--Mosier.
ll.30 a. M, south-Moran.
Z p. m, south-Murphy
10 .. M, south--C. Cawley.
PASSENGER ENGINE.
$50 2. .-Magovern.
WILD CATS NORTH.
5 a. nj Doudican.
8 q. NIL. Bishing, with c. Bartholomew's mep.
s 4. MI. Bush.
Q A nj. Burkhart.
1890 a. ma. Gerrty.
! p. mo-. Randolph
z D. mr.. W. Peckins.
3 .. nc. Kingsley.
I p. mn. Maigan.
5 p. ma. +. Mullin.
D. nj. O'Hara.
NOTICE.
]. E. Masters and crew. North, May 25, at II
p. M, in place of C. Townsend and crew.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
CITY CONTROLLER HAS FEARS.
City May Not Be Able to Dispose of
Proposed Bond Issue.

Controller Howell fears that great
diiilculty will be met with in disposing
OF the s273,00o bond Issue provided by
an ordinance now pending in councils,
owing to the fact that the city has
greatly exceeded the two per cent.
debt limit fixed by law.
II am afraid" said he, yesterday,
that shrewd buyers will feel kind OF
shaky about buying the bonds when
they learn that the city has already
passed the debt limit prescribed by
Law. or course the bonds can be is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
DISSATISFIED WITH
PORTER DECISION
CITY WILL APPEAL THE koch
LER PAVING CASE.

The Fact That the Superior Court
Was Divided on the Question War
rants an Appeal to the Supreme
Court, City Solicitor Vosburg
Says, Leaving Aside the Unusual
Importance of the Case-Common
Pleas Court and other Court Mat
ters of Day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
Orders For Trainmen.


superintendent Salisbury has issued
the following order to passenger con-
ductors and bagsagemen on passenger
trains
Passenger Conductors: WhenNer any damage
is done to coaches by passengers intentionally
such as breaking windows, gas globes, mutlating
cushions, etc, you should make every effort to
collect from the passenger doing the damage
enough TO cover the cost OF repairs. 1t 4, not to
be understood that conductors are 10 do per-
sunal violence or to have arrests made, but to
use every reasonable effort to make the collec-
ton.
Baggasemen on Passenger Trains, On some of
trains, particularly Sunday trains on
which express messengers are running, train.
men and bagFagemeu are carrying packages and
charging therefore. This must be stopped. We
will carry ordinary packages in baggage cars on
trains having no express messengers, but such
package must in every case be covered by a
regular express way bill Of the United States Ex-
press company and no collection or charge will
be made by
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his assurance to do all in his power for
Syracuse.
The proposed removal is in line with
plan to consolidate shops in the in
terest OF economy. Syracuse doesn't
see why the consolidation can't be
made in Syracuse.-Blnghamto Re-
publican
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
Syracuse Wants Shops.

Syracuse is making a fight to retain
in that city the Delaware, ,Lackawanna
and Western railroad shops, which the
company proposes to remove to Scran-
ton. President Truesdale has given
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26

IT always take
Hoods Sarsaparills in
the Spring and it is
the best blood purifier
! know Of" Miss
PHARLs GEIyrIE, Bald
win, Mich.
I" My blood was poor
and sores broke out
on ray hands. Since
taking three bottles of
Hoods Sarssparllla 1
have bad no sores Of
any kin d." MISS
MARION UkdsR, 2Sh
Clark st., N. Y. City.
II had that tired
feeling all the time.
/ took Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and it made
me feel like a new
man. My wife was
all run down: Hoods
has given her good
health" c. BowLEY,
Manville, r. I.
"Scrofula sores
broke out on my little
girls face. 1 got a bot
tie OF Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and before she
had taken all OF it the
sores were gone. We
think there Is no blood
purifier like Hoods"
Mrs. HARVEY DICKER-
SON, IA Townly Ave-,
Cortland. n. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
1t Occurred on Lsckswsnna Avenue
Yesterday Morning.

1t Occurred on Lsckswsnna Avenue
Yesterday Morning.
There was an exciting runaway on
Lackawanna avenue yesterday morn
Ing at the time the Wallace circus
parade was attracting hundreds OF
spectators. DR.. w. J. Davis, Of West
Scranton, was driving toward the CEN
trail city. having in the carriage with
him his 11-year-o sister, Lille Da-
Wis, who resides at Paterson, N. j..
and his 3-year-old son.
Near the "Y" on Lackawanna ave-
nue. drayman turned suddenly and
sent the pole OF his wagon against the
top Of the doctors carriage. In avoid
ing the pole the physician leaned side
wise, and as he did his horse plunged
ahead with q bound, jarring the doc
tor so that he became overbalanced
and the upper half of his body hung
out Of the vehicle. He clung to the
reins, but as the frightened horse
dashed on he was thrown out. His
knuckles grazed the pave, drawing
blood and his head was struck by the
wheels.
Miss Davis bravely grasped the lit
tie boy and held him tightly in her
arms until the horse was stopped In
front Of the Scranton House by
Mounted Oficers Block and Burke.
The children were uninjured.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-26
An Unexpected
Offer of White Waists

Crisp and fresh clean whstea in styles made this
One of the best makers who is already back
from Europe work for fall his stock
for white sale Every in Scranton is
Interested All the waists new-not soiled garment
in the whole lot. There yoke backs all latest
Some with dress sleeves and flare cuffs others with
shirt sleeves and stiff cuffs all with aundered collars
These the prices:
For $l.OO=-Best S1.z5 Waists
For Sl25--A Variety of Splendid so Waists.
For $l5O-=Waists Worth from $l75 to $500
Others from $1.75 Up to $1,000 Each.
For the higher priced goods many Of the materials
imported. All are beautifully made Some with aover
open work, al-over embroidery fronts Of
white lawn embroidered alover with silk figures All
waists of highest character neatly made and in good taste
all through the line A remarkable May Offering
CONNOLLY s. WALLACE, wAsHiSo4oR 'Rz ANR '2y 2yeNe