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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27

steady At unchanged prices Whedt--Spot luilr
H,d ci~tr: No. rcd, Nlc E. l.. afoat. sld
'H'ac. elevator; No. l uoltleIn Duluth. e,s.c. T.
". T.. alo1t. Options opened easy; later rallied.
hEt again turned casiu and closed easy wit,
prices 'sc, lower; March closed 703sc: May, So.
'"lr-- spot dull and weak; No. >. i0c. elevator,
aHd I77sc. q. ~ ntioat. Option market opened
a.sy. partially rallied but again cased OF ami
elevator bill Nls1U zl'>ts6 G.. 81 shrdu cmiwy
clos It weak d = net loss ui :. to a rise OF ~
March closed i~i4c: May, 4riac., July, 45iaC
Oats spot quiet and irm; No. .. Sic; No =,
"oa,r. No. white, .3i33i.c; No. 3 white
@2igr.; uacN mixed western, 3Oi.a32c, tIdcl;
whijo. @'a#lac. option, opened inactive and
nomirallv steady HuttJr- STEADY; rc,h cream.
cay. i1d2or.. factory. 1lUl5c.; June creamers',
i5a"0ia".: imitation creamery, 1itadl9c.: state
dairy, l"a"'c. Choose Finn; fancy large col
orrd and white lpialllia".; fancy small coorcd.
l2li'l2'a',; fancy small oolorcd. I2ital2iac.; do
do. white, ''llic, E2ls--lrrcgular state ano
Pcuui, I>i-r.; western, lI4dlsr.; southern,
17i1isc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
STAGE FALLS INTO THE YUKON
Broke Through the Ice--Passengers
Rescued by Spectators.

ny Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Port Townsend, Wash, Feb. Co.
According to Alaskan advices. Skag-
uay travel on the ice IN the Yukon Is
exceedingly dangerous. and Il number
Of accidents have occurred, though
none has resulted fatally.
In Il telegram from Dawson, dated
Feb. ~. 1t Is reported that a stage
loaded with passengers broke through
tho ice and all were precipltated into
the river. They were rescued by
travellers, who witnessed the acct
dent The mounted police are posting
warning notices along the river.
Dawson Is free from smallpox, but
vaccination continues. Public vacclna-
tors, accompanied by u squad of po-
licemen, are making house toulouse
visit, and everyone who cannot show
a certificate is forced to submit TO
vaccination.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
The Holden Company.

The Holden Comedy company presented "lhc
CruciHN" at the Agddomy OF Music yesterday
afternoon, and last evening "knobs ot Tenne-.
scc' was presented, the house being crowded a,
each performance and many had to stand. The
Holden company gay" excellent performance
last year. hut now they even excel their prov
ious efforts. Their scenery j. all new, their
co,tuming extensive and handsome, the acting
company is strong and finely balanced, the srr.
cidltcS introduced are all new. clever and m.
to.datc.
This afternoon for tho matinee performance.
KNOBS of Tennessee" will be presented. and
tonight the thrilling, sensational comedy drama,
'Oycr the Sea-" will be- the attraction MI the
spccilltics carried 10y the company will be in
truduccd at each performance including Durcc's
trained dogs and mouNcys.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
TROUBLE AT SKAGUAY.
Sentry Shot At-Colored Soldiers Ar
rest Two Patrolmen.

u. Exclusive Win hom The Associated Press.
Port Townsend. Wash, Feb 26.-
The steamship Dirigo brings news
from Alaska that on Feb. Is a clash
occurred at Skaguay between the
military and civil authorities, which
caused considerable excitement.
ON the night of the 18th Il negro
sentry on duty in front of the bar
racks called out the guard, declaring
that he had been shot at by a civilian.
The guard charged the crowd of by
ISLANDERS, commanding them to throw
up their hands. Among the crowd
were Mclean and Frazer, two patrol
men. and the colorcd soldiers seized
and took them to the guard house.
Indignation was running high when the
steamship sailed and The matter was
being investigated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27

ht the Lyocm last night The Bo,tonidus
sang "Thc Nccroy" before an audience that was
large and generously enthusiastic. The booN OF
the opera was written by the prolific Harry H.
smith, and the music by the almost equally
prolific Victor Herbert. The latters work is by
tar the best thing about the opera and many
Of the numbers won repeated Cncorcs last night
Henry Clay naruihcc. William H. Macdonald
ard George u. Rockingham are about all who
are lett OF the superb company Of years agonc
The Bostonilns last night were without the
services of their prima donna, Miss lIids Clarke,
who .praiuod her ankle few day, ago. ller
role was sung with considerable spirit by Mis-
Estcllc Wentworth. who has pleasing voice and
graceful figure. John Dun,murc the hasso OF
the company, is a newcomer to the comic opera
stage. and made good impression last night.
Adele Raftcr and Vernon stiles won several en-.
cores by their vocal efforts. ". II. fitzgerald,
John !. Martin, Josephine Bartlott aud Kath-
ryn Russell are other members Of the COM.
pany who had important parts in last nights
cast.
The scene OF the opera is laid in Sicily aud
the principal comedy element IS found in the
person of tho Niccrov, role that fslls TO the
lot OF Henry Clay Barulboc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
THE DUTY ON RUSSIAN SUGAR.
Ways and Means Committee Reject:
Sulzer Resolution of Inquiry.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Washington. Feb. -. The ways and
means committee Of the house voted
TO report adversely the resolution of
Mr.. Sulzc". of New York. calling on
the secretary of the treasury for cor
rcspondencc with firms. corporations,
etc. in connection with the recent inn
position of duty on Russian sugar.
Mr. Richardson. the minority leader,
moved to report the Bdbcock bill, re-
peaing the duties of many articles of
the steel and iron schedule of the
DingleN act. but before q vote was
taken motion to adjourn prevailed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chi.sg", Feb. 2o.--C attic Receipts. a5>',
stoCrs, steady 20 slow; COW market shade stgons
ur; Texans, .tuJl"; good To prime steers, St3i
40: poor to medium, -. l0alp0; Stockcrs and
irod,r- rhoior.' strong: Others, slow, 50 65at jn
COWS. S-,GIJI"-; hrifrIs. S2.GidiiO; tanners
s'i"Gu: bulls, slow. -, i0atl1; calves, slow
SiaU ~; TrNgs ted ,tcrrs, siai.00 Texas grss'
slccr, ~}.3jil; Tryls bulls, S2.5Oa3.j0.
tIpg,- Receipts today, 1000; tomorrow, 30O1O;
l0u over. 5.OUd; steady 10 strong; top, 500
MIXED aud butchers, -. inii.60; good to choi, =
heavy, SJ.dOJiG Gj; rough Ecayy, 50 t0dj,j0; light
~. ,OIJG0; bulk al sJlo-, sj.j0ij.57is.
Nnncp- Rec pts, la.ooo; Shccp, stronger lambs
weak; good To choice NcthcrS, S4aiT5; fair 10
choice MIXED, -. IOiL9o; western sheep, S4at.7i.
rrNas sheep, S2,Ioaa.,5; native lambs, sis5.,i
western lambs, sItj,2I.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
Chicago Grain and Produce.

ihraso. Feb. "G Speculative conditions "
board ut trade markets WcIc not MATERIAL
changed today although ,hc tendency was 20
wand, easier prices. Nholt closed shade; corn.
=. o5', =, and pro, i.ionS IT. To l2ia lower
Cash quotations were as follows:
llom Dull and steady; No. spring wheat,
,oaof'2u.: \u. ", 75isl7Giar.; No. com. 39isc /;
No. % r,llow. 3"lar; No. " oats. 25sia2Gc. !;
y. Vhi,c 27a,J2v',c; No. , white 27d2sc. !;
40. aye, j2u.: mailing, ilajjc. No. | hay
- o2ig; N", | northwest, Sl.Gj; timothy, a. 10
ruh. >l&.oinl; bard. S7. iIa7.jo; ribs, S7ai.25'
Shoulders. GA0Gtac.; sides, S7.3ja7.55; whit.
lry, Sl21. Sugar CO, l"lf, sh29; gr1nuhtod
NI.."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
DURYEA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 the scranton tribune.
Duryes, Feb. 26.--Arrangements are
very near completed for the Twentieth
Century Home Gathering TO be held
the Brick Methodist Episcopal
church, Tuesday, Mrch 3, 1901 This
church Is the mother OF all the
churches between Pittston and scran-
ton, having been entered In the quar-
terly'ir conference record. August |.
Is5ey "A cordial invitation is extended
TO every old member and everybody,
vhethers or not connected with this
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27

New York, Feb. d. Bcr,cs-No trade wo,tN
noting; feeling, steady. Calves market dull .
yCals Sjaijn; choice don SG7j; barnyaId
raN,s, nominal
Sheep and lambs Market dm; sheep, S5o.
I.1i; selected to-, s.; lambs, -. oh6 10
Hog, Nothing doing; feeling tihe weak,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
SWEDISH PRINCES ILL
Sons of Crown Prince Gustave Suf
ferine from Influenza

BY Exclusive Wir2 from Tic Associated lr,aa
Stockholm, Sweden, Feb. 26-Princes
William and Eric, the second and third
sons, respectively. of Prince Gustavc
the Crown Prince of Sweden and Nor
way, are confined To bed with severe
attacks of influenza.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
East Liberty Stock Market.

l.r,l Liberty, Feb, 26--Catte- Steady; cNtra
-, i,iitjh; prime, SiIj25; common, SSa3.75.
Hog >troug; prime mediums and best yor,
u,, sj.Ni, heavy hogs, sj 7oaj,-j; rouehs, S,a
$50; pigs, Si.1Odi.si
Sheep steady; choice Wcthers Si S0a5: com
mon, >2i3; choice lJni,, Si7OaA00; common
to guou, NiJJ.Uj; veal calves, S1d7.jO
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

It (, characteristics OF luu,, \. lntuc DNuo
will he seen here At the Lyccm tuoatcr IN his
latest PLAY, sag Ilarnur'b that u, never lose,
the calm cIuipo-. Of his tuup.r through an the
irving and often highly cNlsrcatrg incident,
and experiences Of producing and directing tive
stagc productions under his management l,lo"i
?augwill said of James \ Hone: "llr !, tho
only stage director thar have ,rrr wrt nr ,g.n
NJ work who Uc,cr -WCrc at rChcar-lis;' while
Charles CoghlaIL himself a great dhcuor, aid
that, in his opinion, "IHmcy T. ,Iaruc is inc lu.
ralally the best stage director in America Tie
i, the only I,iug Hy hdv..' only people "n,
have thcmselNc, lprr.ucd upon ,hr stage huow
ANYTHING about N, Wtcn~r rovou, rN,itrnuur
or even the oli,t lca'r- and addresses duiu- Q
performance, on have any idea ut the grncIdl
coucln, bad temper aud frcqucnr 'r-'iuc,, dur.
Ing the DAYS of active rehearsal prcriou. to lI"
pIoluction of a lew piJ, II l. W. llemr'-
most original and di-lWotjN" characteristic uIi
both, duriu- performance, and at ,ch,rru T."
Iiou. he j. ever the ~uuo cool, tGoughtwi sill
collected gentleman that hc appcls puu tur
street ur The quiet ol ms own beautifully R.
pointed homes in New lork city "r ct Sourhamp-
ten, t. /.
lnr new play in which Alr, Nalah roorl l..
Noync Is 10 appear nest season, and which +.
Marion crawford i, now visiting New York To-
complete tor her, hud- IT. Interest in the cNcntluI
lie ui the "NidoW S,JTun,' Madame de Main
trnuu, the beautiful and accomplished laroritc
and wte Of Louis NV oi france. Thc incidents
Involved consume hrir time, and are supposed
10 occur Just prior TO hcr marriage to the King.
Tie play will it /, believed, furnish opportuui-
ties ior this distinguished ortstc'- rare powers
that she has never before enjoyed while il can
readily be UNDERSTOOD 10y an student. of history
how vcll adapted the character is o. Mr, l.,
Noynes personality, The play viii nave it>
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
Oil Market.

Oi City, Feb. 2G.--Cred' 'r,'arces ias; c,r.
titcatcs, no bid, shipments, ...hj": lycrdgc 80.
ljD Runs, ~, ,0f3; average, c3,1@L
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
"The ViceroY."

ACADENN.-The Holden Comedy company
Matinee and night
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-06
Struck oil.

Last weeks issue OF the Steamboat
Springs Sentinel says that on Wednes-
day evening a telephone message from
the oil region, twelve miles below town,
gave the information that the first pro-
ducing oil we'll had been struck in Routt
county. 1t was on the property OF the
California & ( olorado Oil company, on
ground adjacent to the oil springs, at a
depth Of 2S5 feet. The news OF the dis
covery created the widest excitemeat in
Steamboat and the telephone wires were
kept hot by those Interested in the oil
belt. Dan Stukey. local manager OF the
Colorado OH & Fuel company, who own
adjoining territory. and s. q. Adams
visited the we'll sn.rtly after the discov
cry and both say that Mr.. Whitson un.
doubtedly has paying we'll. They
brought several cans OF the product OF
the well with them. 1t is lubricating
oil Of the nature OF that which flows
from the springs, but somewhat lighter.
The discovery was made after the
drill had penetrated the oil sands about
Ave feet, when oil began showing up In
the balink buckets. Since then the drill
has been put down 35 feet further with
heavy increase In the production, each
bucket coming to tho surface contain
ing quart or more OF oil. Two shifts
are being run and it is momentarily ex-
pscted that a big body of oil will be
tapped when they get through the oil
form tion.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-06
W. of W. Line of March.

The line Of march for Fridays big log
rolling will be as follows:
Floats; carriages with offlcers; right
resting on Ute avenue, Ute TO Fifth,
Fifth TO Colorado avenue, Colorado to
Sixth, Sixth to Rood. Rood to Second,
Second to Ute, Ute to Third, Third to
Main, Main to Fifth, Fifth to City Park.
All organizations, bands, floats, ETC.. will
assemble as Park opera houss Friday
morning, Aug. 9th. at $50 for assign
ment in the parade, which will form as
follows: Band; marshal Of day and staff
working team mounted; visiting ladiss;
ladies OF Apple Blossom Circle; visiting
Woodmen by Camps; Book Cliff Camp.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-06
BLUE GRASS PEN pUshERS.
Over One Hundred Kentucky
Editors Guests of the City
This Evening.

The Kentucky Press association III
strong. represensives Of the newspapers
OF the state whose name they bear, ar
rived in the city this afternoon over the
narrow gauge.
The association was welcomed to the
city by committee of citizens, headed
by Hon. Charles F. Caswell, DR.. 3. M.
Bradbury, Carlyle Gatewood, DR.. F. R.
Smith, D. T Stone and members OF the
local press.
Tne Modern Woodmsn band, whose
services had been rendered by Prof.
Alexander, was present and as the train
pulled into the depot rendered several
airs.
The president Of the association is K.
W. Brown, OF the Louisville Times, and
the secretary is R. E. Morningetar, of
Bowling Green, Kentucky.
The members OF the association are
accompanied by many ladies. wives aud
daughters OF the editors, and present a
very gay and happy party.
Arrangements had been made by sew
eral gentlemen this morning and num-
Der Of carriages were present. into which
the members OF the association were In.
vited and a drive taken to the orchards
of Fruit Ridge and through the city.
After the drive, which will include .
visit to Teller institute, the sugar factory
and other points OF interest. the visitors
will be given the freedom of the city.
During the evening concerts will be
given on Main street by both the Citi-
zens' aud Woodmen bands.
The visitors will remain in the CITY
until about two o'clock tonight when
they will depart for the west.
Hot, isn't it? Try your soda for its
az 4, No
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-06
Excursion Rate, East.

Via the Santa Fe Route. Commencing
juno Goth and until Ssptsmber 18th,
round trip tickets will bs sold from COL
orsdo points east at rate OF one fare plus
3200, good for return passage up to %
tober Slst. For particulars address J.
P. Hall. Gen. Agent Santa Ts Route,
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-06
About the Weather.

About the Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees.
Tho minimum this morning was 81 H.
grses
The forecast for this section IL:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-06

Hot. isn't it? Try your soda for its
cooling effect. G. D. Smith & Co.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

Before another issue OF The Times
comes gu, the frSt year oithe twentieth
century will have passed. II has been
a year Of prosperity and happiness to
many while to others sorrow and dIsap-
polntment have been their lot. What
the new year will bring no one knows,
and when we are one year older oureyes
will have witnessed many wonderful
things. There lie one thing that We
should MOI forget, and that is, that we
try aud live u better life during the com.
ing year than We have In the past one,
Experience surely has taught us that
we have many faults which We couldoyer-
come, and all should start out with a
determination to make the world better
for us having lived iuit. To the readers
Of The Times we wish to say that you
have our best wishes for a prosperous,
happy and bright new year, with the
hope that we may share the anne.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27
Ni,,lon.rr Appointments.

The following home missionary ap-
pointments have been made for next
Sunday, Dec. 2sth
Heneter-J. B. Rhead, Thomas Gsrn.
wanship-F. II. Wright, Robert
walker.
Gras, Greek Amos Sargent, Thomas
Roes.
Hoytsville-oscsr 2. Lvons, Stephen
Walker.
Coalville-Henry &. Parry, Thomas
Britton.
Upton-C. ". Malin, "a. Re-s.
East Coalvtlle-Enoch Brown. c. X.
Jone'.
Peoa-w. II. Branch, Alouzo Page.
Kamas-Levi Pearson, Tbos. Beari.
oakley-wnliam llodson, Z. A. Calls.
Rockport-George Smith, James Z.
Van rassel.
Farley. Park aud Park City-John
Paskett, W. f.. Pack.
Echo-wiliam Archibald. Robert
Calderwood.
woodland-J. J. Bowen, Alex. Street,
Francii-Johu X. Lemon, r A. Jones,
Bench Creeks. NJ. Pack, Marion
Frazier.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

The Christmas issue Of the Deseret
News vas without doubt the best pub
location OF the kind ever issued In Utah.
Filled with good reliable reading matter
IL will make a dne volume to be died ior
reference, and when iacts concerning
Utah and Colorado are needed they car
be obtained from the Christmas News
The managementare deserving OF much
credit for the excellent paper issued.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27
A Good Cough " ,dieins

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Is an excellent medicine. / have been
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| have great pleasure in recommending
it-w. @. Wockner. This is the opinion
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residents. and has been voluntarily given
in good faith that others may tay the
remedy and be benefited as was Mr..
wOckner. This remedy is sold by John
Boyden & Son Druggist.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

Some Of our delinquenis have paid up
recently because they wanted to start
In the new year with a clean conscience,
but there are quite a number yet who
don't seem to care whether they pay or
not. There are a few days left, aud We
wsuld like to SEQ you pane ~ apd pay
W, and We will promise YOU that you
will feel lots better on New Years day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

Notwithstanding q widely current
rumor that the Rev Irl R. Hicks was
dead. he never VA In bitter health. and
never did a harder and more successful
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Never we're bic weather forecasts 20
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oi q serious drouth this year having
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Millions Of bushels Of sheat we're har-
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

Historian Maelay thought IL Was not
necessary 70 pay Any attention TO the
order from President Roosevelt for him
to get out OF the service Of the govern
meni, but when a second order wen to
him he quit. The Presidents action
has been approved by the American
people who believe in seeing honor be-
slowed upon him 10 whom Il is due.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

The Ogden Standard got out a good
Christmas number last saturday, which
contained maSy good articles on the in
dustries Of Ogden and tho Weber valley.
The paper was a dandy and congra,ula-
ton are due Mr.. Glassman.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27
A Million voices.

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

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When you feel duh after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have a bad taste in the
mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated.
When you have a headache.
When you feel bilious,
They will improve your appetite, cleanse
and lnyigorate your stomache and re
gulate your liver and bowels. For sale by
Johu Boyden & Son Druggist.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-27

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